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. 2006 Mar;70(1):147–156. doi: 10.1128/MMBR.70.1.147-156.2006

TABLE 3.

Similarity of CNGV to representatives of poxviruses and other large DNA viruses (Blast X)a

Gene (accession no.) Family Virus Accession no. Identity (%) Similarity (%) Gaps (%)
Serine protease inhibitor homologue gene (AY661550) Poxviridae Fowlpox virus (B22R homologue) NP_039060 55/139 (39) 81/139 (58)b 3/139 (2)
Variola virus (B26R homologue) CAA49135 45/112 (40) 64/112 (57)b 1/112 (0)
Thymidylate kinase gene (DQ118125) Poxviridae Canarypox virus NP_955193 106/216 (49) 143/216 (66) 8/216 (3)
Nimaviridae Shrimp white spot syndrome virus AAK77840 82/191 (42) 117/191 (61) 1/191 (0)
TK-dTMP
Iridoviridae Chilo iridescent virus AAK82112 72/176 (40) 117/176 (66) 3/176 (1)
Asfarviridae African swine fever virus CAA79604 57/192 (29) 89/192 (46) 8/192 (4)
Ribonucleotide reductase gene (AY786308) Poxviridae Monkeypox virus AAU01269 447/803 (55) 580/803 (72) 35/803 (4)
Baculoviridae Spodoptera litura nucleopolyhedrovirus AAL01709 415/763 (54) 555/763 (72) 13/763 (1)
Phycodnaviridae Feldmannia irregularis virus a AAR26844 394/765 (51) 529/765 (69) 12/765 (1)
Mimivirus Acanthamoeba polyphaga mimivirus YP_142667 346/733 (47) 489/733 (66) 12/733 (1)
Nimaviridae Shrimp white spot syndrome virus AAL89096 379/845 (44) 538/845 (63) 49/845 (5)
Asfarviridae African swine fever virus P42491 285/737 (38) 415/737 (56) 64/737 (8)
Herpesviridae Ostreid herpesvirus 1 YP_024594 263/741 (35) 415/741 (56) 58/741 (7)
Thymidine kinase gene (AJ535112) Poxviridae Cowpox virus AAF21104 71/171 (41) 114/171 (66) 3/171 (1)
Mimivirus Acanthamoeba polyphaga mimivirus YP_142612 60/181 (33) 102/181 (56) 14/181 (7)
Nimaviridae Shrimp white spot syndrome virus AAG40728 69/178 (38) 100/178 (56) 8/178 (4)
Asfarviridae African swine fever virus AAQ07945 52/177 (29) 81/177 (45) 10/177 (5)
a

Four viral genes were analyzed by using the standard Blast X program. For definitions, see Table 2, footnote a.

b

The assessed fragments do not represent the sequences of complete proteins.