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. 2008 Sep 3;82(22):11096–11105. doi: 10.1128/JVI.01003-08

TABLE 1.

Characterization of FPV and CPV isolates from virus samples analyzed from natural infectionsa

Virus GenBank accession no. Host Yr of collection Sample tissue No. of clones
Rearranged genome region (nt) (VP2)
NS1 VP2 Deleted Inserted
FPV-4.us.64 EU659112 Cat 1964 Spleen 7 5
FPV-3.us.67 EU659111 Cat 1967 Kidney 39 38 1981-3010 1549-1980
2525-2889
2710-3090
2689-3336
2843-3311
CPV-5.us.79 EU659116 Dog 1979 Spleen 4 11
CPV-6.us.80 EU659117 Dog 1980 Feces 7 8
CPV-13.us.81 EU659118 Dog 1981 Feces 37 21 2383-3587 3702-3990
FPV-8.us.89ab EU659113 Mountain lion 1989 Tissue 7 7
FPV-8.us.89bb EU659114
CPV-411.us.98ab EU659120 Dog 1998 Feces 8 17
CPV-411.us.98bb EU659121
CPV-410.us.100 EU659119 Dog 2000 Feces 41 27
FPV-kai.us.106 EU659115 Cat 2006 Small intestine 40 40 3153-3420 2764-3154
a

The host species, year of isolation, and tissue type are indicated, and the numbers of clones analyzed for each gene fragment are shown. GenBank accession numbers for the respective consensus sequences are provided, and rearranged genomes are described, where applicable.

b

Two distinct virus sequences were isolated, referred to as sequences “a” and “b.”