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. 2017 Jul;81(3):178–185.

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Phylogenetic tree of the TTSuV1b showing the nucleotide sequences of different identified Torque teno virus with GenBank accession number, and country of origin. The sequences were distributed in 2 TTSuV1b sequence groups (● Chinese, American, and Mexican; ■ German, Spanish, Brazilian, Chinese, and Mexican). TTSuV1a sequences ( American, German, and Canadian) and TTV human sequences ( Italian) are included. The Mexican sequences (● KU891808 and ■ KU891809) belong to the 2 TTSuV1b positive cases described in this work. The length of the branch represents the genetic distance among the sequences.

Inline graphic — Phylogenetic tree of the TTSuV1b showing the nucleotide sequences of different identified Torque teno virus with GenBank accession number, and country of origin. The sequences were distributed in 2 TTSuV1b sequence groups (● Chinese, American, and Mexican; ■ German, Spanish, Brazilian, Chinese, and Mexican). TTSuV1a sequences ( American, German, and Canadian) and TTV human sequences ( Italian) are included. The Mexican sequences (● KU891808 and ■ KU891809) belong to the 2 TTSuV1b positive cases described in this work. The length of the branch represents the genetic distance among the sequences.