May 1, 1997Journal of Medical Virology

Identification of three lineages of wild measles virus by nucleotide sequence analysis of N, P, M, F, and L genes in Japan

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Population

19 wild strains of measles virus isolated over the past 10 years in Japan and 1 MV strain obtained from a…

Design

Preclinical

Authors

SYShinya YamaguchiNippon Veterinary and Life Science University

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Implication

Supports measles molecular surveillance; leaves open recombination's role in viral evolution and vaccine performance.

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Population

19 wild strains of measles virus (MV) isolated over the past 10 years in Japan and 1 MV strain obtained from a patient with subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE)

Intervention

Nucleotide sequence analysis of N, P, M, F, and L genes

Outcome

Phylogenetic classification of the strains

Phylogenetic analysis of measles virus strains in Japan over 10 years identified three distinct chronological lineages without evidence of genetic recombination.

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Shinya Yamaguchi (1997) studied this question.

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Identification of three lineages of wild measles virus by nucleotide sequence analysis of N, P, M, F, and L genes in Japan

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Identification of three lineages of wild measles virus by nucleotide sequence analysis of N, P, M, F, and L genes in Japan

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Implication

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