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. 2014 Oct;88(20):11834–11845. doi: 10.1128/JVI.01901-14

TABLE 2.

Percent amino acid identities of RdRp and GP proteins (above the diagonal) and NC and P4 proteins (below the diagonal) between members of the Emaravirus genus

Virusa % Amino acid identities of RdRp and GP proteins (above the diagonal) or NC and P4 proteins (below the diagonal)b
EMARaV PPSMV FMV RRV RLBV WMoV
EMARaV 100 48.1 and 38.7 49.3 and 37.6 48.8 and 36.8 35.2 and 26.4 33.7 and 24.7
PPSMV 33.3 and 15.8 100 52.7 and 43.4 53.3 and 43.2 34.6 and 28.0 32.8 and 24.4
FMV 38.7 and 15.7 40.9 and 39.6 100 68.6 and 50.0 34.1 and 25.5 33.5 and 25.6
RRV 31.8 and 15.2 40.9 and 38.4 59.7 and 59.3 100 33.7 and 26.4 33.4 and 28.0
RLBV 23.8 and 14.1 27.7 and 24.1 22.2 and 20.3 24.8 and 23.7 100 42.2 and 35.1
WMoVc 19.1 (18.4) and 13.8 20.3 (19.9) and 20.1 21.8 (20.3) and 22.7 20.4 (19.4) and 22.3 31.0 (29.6) and 44.2 100
a

EMARaV, European mountain ash ringspot-associated virus (GenBank accession number NC_013105-08); PPSMV, Pigeon pea sterility mosaic virus (HF568801-04); FMV, Fig mosaic virus (HQ703343 to HQ703346); RRV, Rose rosette virus (HQ871942 to HQ871945); RLBV, Raspberry leaf blotch virus (FR823299 to FR823302), WMoV: Wheat mosaic virus (this study).

b

RdRP, RNA-dependent RNA polymerase encoded by RNA 1; GP, glycoprotein precursor protein encoded by RNA 2; NC, nucleocapsid protein encoded by RNA 3. P4 protein was encoded by RNA 4.

c

Identities of WMoV P3-A and P3-B proteins encoded by two RNA 3 sequences with the P3s of reported emaraviruses are shown outside and inside the parentheses, respectively. The P3-A and P3-B proteins of WMoV are 88.9% identical to each other.