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February 2, 2026Tropical Animal Health and Production

Molecular characterization of Indian contagious ecthyma (Orf) virus isolates by A32L gene and its encoded ATPase protein

V. Sowmiya Ramya Kalaivanan Sukumar Kuppannan Madheswaran Rajamanickam Ponnusamy Periyasamy Selvaraju Mani

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Molecular characterization shows distinct features in ecthyma virus isolates, linked to the a32l gene and atpase protein.
Among 15 viral isolates, significant variations are found in the a32l gene sequences, indicating genetic diversity.
Characterization involves analyzing the a32l gene and its encoded atpase protein using advanced molecular techniques.
Findings suggest potential pathways for developing control measures and vaccines against contagious ecthyma virus.

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Molecular analysis reveals viral isolates' features in Indian ecthyma virus, suggesting disease control pathways.

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Sowmiya et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a76682badf0bb9e87dd451 https://doi.org/10.1007/s11250-026-04881-6

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