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. 2014 Apr;88(8):3953–3964. doi: 10.1128/JVI.03292-13

TABLE 4.

Antigenic analysis of H6 avian influenza viruses isolated in China

Virus (HA group) HI antibody titer of antiserum against virus (HA group)a:
CK/GD/S1312/10 (H6N2) (1) DK/HuB/S1114/09 (H6N2) (2) DK/ZJ/S4204/10 (H6N6) (3) DK/GD/S4192/08 (H6N2) (4) DK/GD/S1419/11 (H6N6) (5)
CK/GD/S1312/10 (H6N2) (1) 640 80 40 <10 <10
DK/GD/S1328/10 (H6N2) (1) 640 80 80 <10 <10
GS/GD/S1384/10 (H6N2) (1) 640 80 80 <10 <10
DK/GD/S1289/10 (H6N2) (1) 320 40 80 <10 <10
DK/HuN/S3047/09 (H6N2) (1) 320 40 80 <10 <10
CK/GD/S1453/10 (H6N2) (1) 640 80 80 <10 <10
DK/HuB/S4135/10 (H6N2) (1) 320 40 80 <10 <10
CK/GD/S1414/10 (H6N6) (1) 640 80 80 <10 <10
DK/ZJ/S1023/10 (H6N6) (1) 320 80 160 <10 <10
DK/GD/S3180/10 (H6N6) (1) 640 80 80 <10 <10
DK/HuN/S4273/10 (H6N6) (1) 320 80 80 <10 <10
CK/GD/S1311/10 (H6N6) (1) 640 80 40 <10 <10
CK/HuN/S4495/10 (H6N6) (1) 320 40 80 <10 <10
CK/HuN/S3003/09 (H6N6) (1) 320 40 80 <10 <10
DK/HuB/S1114/09 (H6N2) (2) 320 160 40 <10 <10
DK/HuB/S4170/08 (H6N2) (2) 160 160 40 <10 <10
DK/HuN/S1284/09 (H6N2) (2) 320 160 160 <10 <10
DK/GD/S4018/10 (H6N6) (2) 160 80 160 <10 <10
DK/GD/S1663/09 (H6N6) (2) 80 80 160 <10 <10
CK/GX/S4029/10 (H6N6) (2) 160 80 80 <10 <10
DK/ZJ/S4204/10 (H6N6) (3) 80 <10 320 <10 <10
CK/HuN/S4191/09 (H6N2) (3) 80 <10 320 <10 <10
DK/HuN/S4386/09 (H6N2) (3) 80 <10 320 <10 <10
DK/HuB/S1366/09 (H6N2) (3) 80 <10 320 <10 <10
CK/GX/S4381/10 (H6N6) (3) 40 <10 320 <10 <10
DK/GX/S4111/10 (H6N6) (3) 80 <10 320 <10 <10
DK/GD/S4192/08 (H6N2) (4) 80 <10 160 160 <10
DK/GD/S1566/09 (H6N2) (4) 40 <10 160 80 <10
DK/GD/S1419/11 (H6N6) (5) 40 20 20 <10 1280
CK/GD/S2346/09 (H6N2) (5) 40 40 80 <10 160
DK/FJ/S4081/08 (H6N2) (5) 40 40 40 <10 160
DK/GD/S4251/10 (H6N6) (5) 20 20 20 <10 640
GS/GD/1/96 (H5N1)b <10 <10 <10 <10 <10
Newcastle disease virus (LaSota strain)b <10 <10 <10 <10 <10
a

Antiserum was generated by intranasally inoculating guinea pigs with 106 EID50 of the indicated virus. Homologous titers are underlined.

b

An H5N1 virus and a Newcastle disease virus served as negative antigen controls.