The study identifies that amino acids at the cleavage site between VP1 and 2A are crucial for the stability of chimeric EV-A71 and CA16 viruses.
Facilitates stable chimeric EV-A71/CA16 vector construction for pathogenesis studies; leaves open any clinical or vaccine applications.
• A stable EV-A71 virus vector was created to generate chimeric strains expressing capsid protein genes of EV-A71 C5 and CA16. • Phenotypic and genetic stability of the generated chimeric EV-A71 and CA16 were analyzed. • The amino acids at the cleavage site between VP1 and 2A is crucial for stability.
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