Key result
Genomic analysis of two ASFV strains isolated from Sardinian wild boars in 2019 revealed a naturally occurring 4342 base pair deletion encompassing the genes MGF 360-6L, X69R, and MGF 300-1L.
Observational (n=2)
Genomic analysis of two ASFV strains from Sardinian wild boars revealed a naturally occurring 4342-bp deletion, highlighting the virus's genomic plasticity and structural evolution.
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ASFV deletion in late Sardinian isolates highlights viral plasticity; leaves open its role in fitness, eradication, and surveillance.
Fiori et al. (2022) conducted an observational in African Swine Fever Virus (ASFV) (n=2). ASFV infection was evaluated on Genomic sequence analysis. Genomic analysis of two ASFV strains isolated from Sardinian wild boars in 2019 revealed a naturally occurring 4342 base pair deletion encompassing the genes MGF 360-6L, X69R, and MGF 300-1L.
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