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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Virol. 2011 May 20;156(8):1397–1413. doi: 10.1007/s00705-011-1006-z

Table 3.

Hypothetical examples of nomenclature for RV vaccine strains and laboratory generated/engineered strains.

STRAIN NAME GENOTYPES REF.
VP7 VP4 VP6 VP1 VP2 VP3 NSP1 NSP2 NSP3 NSP4 NSP5
RVA/Env/CHE/River-Swiss/1998/G3P[X]a G1 (2)
RVA/Simian-lab/USA/SA11-tsE/XXXX/G3P[2]b G3 P[2] I2 R2 C5 M5 A5 N2 T5 E2 H5 XX
RVA/Cow-lab/GBR/PP-1/1976/G3P[7]c G3 P[7] A3 E8 (21)
RVA/Labstr/USA/RRV-E4/1996/G3P[20]d G3 P[20] I2 R2 C3 M3 A9 N2 T3 E3 H6 (44)
RVA/Labstr/USA/SA11-huN2/2010/G3P[2]e G3 P[2] I2 R2 C5 M5 A5 N2 T5 E2 H5 (85)
RVA/Vaccine/USA/RotaTeq-WI79-9/1992/G1P7[5]f G1 P7[5] I2 R2 C2 M1 A3 N2 T6 E2 H3 (53)
RVA/Vaccine/USA/RotaTeq-SC2-9/1992/G2P7[5]f G2 P7[5] I2 R2 C2 M1 A3 N2 T6 E2 H3 (53)
RVA/Vaccine/USA/RotaTeq-WI78-8/1992/G3P7[5]f G3 P7[5] I2 R2 C2 M2 A3 N2 T6 E2 H3 (53)
RVA/Vaccine/USA/RotaTeq-BrB-9/1996/G4P7[5]f G4 P7[5] I2 R2 C2 M2 A3 N2 T6 E2 H3 (53)
RVA/Vaccine/USA/RotaTeq-WI79-4/1992/G6P1A[8]f G6 P1A[8] I2 R2 C2 M2 A3 N2 T6 E2 H3 (53)
RVA/Vaccine/USA/Rotarix- RIX4414/1988/G1P1A[8]g G1 P1A[8] I1 R1 C1 M1 A1 N1 T1 E1 H1 N.P.
a

Hypothetical name of a RV strain identified in a river in Switzerland (2).

b

Strain SA11-tsE is a temperature sensitive RV strain (SA11) generated using chemical mutagenesis.

c

Strain PP-1 is a bovine RV strain wish has been passages several times in the heterologous pig model (21)

d

Hypothetical name of a RV strain generated using in vitro reassortment in cell culture, possessing an RRV-like gene background with the VP4 gene (genotype P[20]) of the murine RV strain EHP (44).

e

Hypothetical name of a RV strain generated using reverse genetic techniques, possessing an SA11-like gene background with the NSP2 gene (genotype N2) of the human RV strain DS-1 (85).

f

Hypothetical names of the 5 reassortant RV strain present in the RotaTeq vaccine (53).

g

Hypothetical name of the RV strain present in the Rotarix vaccine.

An open space refers to the genotype not being established/determined.