Correction: Characterization of a Novel Calicivirus Causing Systemic Infection in Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar L.): Proposal for a New Genus of Caliciviridae

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In Table 2, the value “Tulane Virus” should not appear bold. Please see a corrected version of Table 2 here.

Table 2. Pairwise comparison of capsid amino acid sequences.

	ASCV
	field strain	cell culture isolate
Vesivirus
Vesicular exanthema of swine virus A48	12,35	12,37
Steller sea lion vesivirus V810	10,46	10,11
VESV-like calicivirus Pan-1	10,54	10,43
San Miguel sea lion serotype 1	10,23	9,76
Walrus calicivirus	12,05	11,35
Feline calicivirus Urbana	11,22	11,97
Feline calicivirus F9	11,08	11,39
Lagovirus
European brown hare syndrome virus GD	13,44	13,91
Rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus FRG	13,38	13,70
Nebovirus
Newbury agent 1	11,32	11,34
Calicivirus strain NB	11,18	11,34
Sapovirus
Bat sapovirus TLC58-HK	14,41	12,67
Porcine enteric sapovirus Cowden	12,79	13,55
Sapovirus Mc10	14,10	14,41
Sapovirus Manchester	12,95	12,97
Norovirus
Snow Mountain virus	14,84	14,71
Lordsdale virus	15,14	14,86
Southampton virus	14,18	14,35
Unassigned
Canine calicivirus	10,96	10,83
Calicivirus chicken Bavaria04V0021	11,88	12,33
Tulane virus	13,59	14,20
St Valerién calicivirus AB90	14,26	14,59
ASCV field strain	-	82,33
ASCV cell culture isolate	82,33	-

Percent identity between capsid amino acid sequences of selected caliciviruses used in phylogenetic tree (Fig. 4) and putative capsid sequence of field strain and cell culture isolate of ASCV.