September 1, 1992Journal of General Virology

Identification of four VP4 serological types (P serotypes) of bovine rotavirus using viral reassortants

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Population

Bovine rotavirus strains and antisera produced in rabbits and guinea-pigs

Design

Preclinical

Authors

DSD. R. SnodgrassUniversity of North Texas YHYasutaka HoshinoNational Institute of Infectious Diseases TFT. A. FitzgeraldMoredun Research Institute

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Implication

May inform bovine rotavirus surveillance; extends VP4 serotype classification but leaves clinical translation open.

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Population

Bovine rotavirus strains (five original strains and seven further strains adapted to cell culture) and antisera produced in rabbits and guinea-pigs

Intervention

Neutralization tests using antisera raised against reassortant viruses containing the VP4 gene of distinct bovine rotaviruses and the VP7 gene of human rotavirus strain ST3

Outcome

Differentiation of bovine rotavirus strains into VP4 (P) serotypessurrogate

The study successfully identified four distinct VP4 (P) serotypes of bovine rotavirus using viral reassortants and specific antisera.

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Snodgrass et al. (1992) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6fb2986ceb2bbd16dfb6ea https://doi.org/10.1099/0022-1317-73-9-2319

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Identification of four VP4 serological types (P serotypes) of bovine rotavirus using viral reassortants

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Identification of four VP4 serological types (P serotypes) of bovine rotavirus using viral reassortants

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