Key result
A novel bovine enterovirus, proposed as Enterovirus K, possessing highly divergent amino acid sequences in the VP1 coding region was identified in a calf with diarrhea in Japan.
Population
Fecal samples from calves with diarrhea in Japan, along with 3 previously isolated Japanese bovine…
Design
Preclinical
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Warrants livestock surveillance for divergent enteroviruses; leaves open pathogenicity, prevalence, and zoonotic risk.
The identification of a highly divergent novel bovine enterovirus strain (BEV-AN12) in Japan, proposed as a new species 'Enterovirus K', highlights the genetic diversity of enteroviruses in cattle.
Tsuchiaka et al. (2017) studied Diarrhea (n=1). Deep sequencing and genomic analysis was evaluated on Complete genome sequence and phylogenetic analysis of novel bovine enterovirus. A novel bovine enterovirus, proposed as Enterovirus K, possessing highly divergent amino acid sequences in the VP1 coding region was identified in a calf with diarrhea in Japan.
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