Key result
The novel porcine Enterovirus G genotype 2 strain CHN-SCMY2021, isolated in China, causes mild diarrhea and intestinal wall thinning in piglets and exhibits a broad spectrum of cellular adaptations.
Population
Piglets and multiple cell lines
Design
Preclinical isolation, characterization, and pathogenicity study
Authors
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May inform regional EV-G surveillance; leaves open questions on pathogenicity and spread.
The isolation and characterization of the first EV-G genotype 2 strain in China enriches the understanding of the epidemiology, molecular evolution, and pathogenicity of EV-G.
Xiao et al. (2023) studied Enterovirus G infection. CHN-SCMY2021 (novel EV-G2 strain) was evaluated on Genomic characterization and pathogenicity. The novel porcine Enterovirus G genotype 2 strain CHN-SCMY2021, isolated in China, causes mild diarrhea and intestinal wall thinning in piglets and exhibits a broad spectrum of cellular adaptations.
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