Key result
Genome sequencing identifies the first complete genogroup VI porcine sapovirus genomes from diarrheic pigs.
Why the study?
Only a few complete genome sequences of animal sapovirus strains are available, limiting understanding of their genetic diversity.
Population
Fecal samples from diarrheic pigs (strains JJ674 and JJ681)
Design
Genome sequencing study
Authors
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Expands genomic resources for porcine sapoviruses; leaves open their role in swine disease and need for further surveillance.
Provides the first complete genome sequences for genogroup VI porcine sapoviruses, expanding the genetic data available for animal strains.
T et al. (2014) studied this question. The first complete genome sequences of genogroup VI porcine sapoviruses (strains JJ674 and JJ681) were successfully identified from fecal samples of diarrheic pigs.
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