Key result
Novel Enterovirus E5 genotype with distinct structural and cellular adaptations identified in Chinese cattle herds.
Observational
Alerts to emerging bovine enteroviral strains; extends known BEV diversity and leaves open surveillance needs.
Bovine enterovirus (BEV) is a cattle-infecting pathogen. This study is the first report of natural infection of a novel genotype of enterovirus in herds of cattle in China. The homology of the novel enterovirus is far different from the structural protein of other enteroviruses and has different cellular adaptations. This study provides a reference for the biological characteristics and prevalence of the novel enterovirus in Chinese cattle populations.
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Ji et al. (2022) conducted an observational in Bovine enterovirus infection. A novel genotype of enterovirus (Enterovirus E5) with distinct structural protein homology and cellular adaptations was isolated from cattle herds in China.
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