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. 2009 Jul;45(3):237–244. doi: 10.1016/j.jcv.2009.05.003

Table 2.

Identity of the 11 gene segments of N155 to the corresponding gene segments of strain I321 and other human and bovine rotavirus strains.

Gene segment I321
Human strainsa
Bovine strains
Origin of segment in N155
% similarity Accession no. % similarity Accession no. (strain) % similarity Accession no. (strain)
VP1 NA 86 DQ490551 (RV176-00) 93 DQ870493 (NCDV) Bovine
VP2 NA 85 DQ870486 (S2) 94 DQ870494 (NCVD) Bovine
VP3 NA 84 AY277914 (DS1) 92 AY300923 (UKtc) Bovine
VP4 95 L07657 NA-P[11] 92 M92986 (B223) Bovine
VP6 97 X94618 87 DQ870507 (DS-1) 94 AB040055 (22R) Bovine
VP7 93 L07658 88 X63156 (A64) 90 D01056 (KK3) Bovine
NSP1 97 U08418 89 X59297 (IGV-80-3) 84 DQ494395 (KJ75) Human
89 L18943 (Wa)
NSP2 81 Z47975 95 DQ146656 (Dhaka25-02) 89 DQ494402 (KJ75) Human
92 L04534 (Wa)
NSP3 95 X81433 96 X81436 (ST3) 88 DQ494404 (KJ75) Human
94 X81434 (Wa)
NSP4 95 AY527229 89 AB211989 (RMC/R139) 95 AF166353 (CBNU-1) Bovine
83 K02032 (Wa)
NSP5 NA 92 AB008658 (M318) 95 M33606 (VMRI) Bovine
86 V01191 (Wa)

NA: sequence data not available in GenBank, NA-P[11]: P[11] VP4 sequences detected in humans are likely to be zoonotic transmissions.

a

Sequences from strains isolated from humans but for which there is reported evidence of zoonotic transmission and/or reassortment were excluded for homology comparisons.