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. 2011 Feb 27;8:85. doi: 10.1186/1743-422X-8-85

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Phylogenetic analysis of the N gene of field CDV strains. (1) vaccine strains, or America-1 genotype; (2) (3) (4) (5) four branches of the CDV field virus strains, (2) The branch belonging to Arctic genotype. Two strains (JSY06-R1 and JSY06-R2) of CDV isolated from Jinlin Songyuan raccoon dog, distinguished from other strains, are similar to HL, and were clustered into Arctic genotype; (3) America-2 CDVs genotype. JDH07-F1, isolated from Jilin Dehui slivery fox, which was most closely related to the standard field strains A75/17, which belong to America-2 CDVs; (4) Europe genotype. This cluster has not been identified in China. (5) Asia-1 genotype. The 16 field strains in present study are closely related to many field strains, which from China mainland or Taiwan China, and belong to Asia-1 genotype. Δ means CDV isolates in this study.