Table 2.
BLAST investigation results for the 16 partial polymerase-coding region sequences generated. All the sequences were generated from samples consisted of pools of organs, except for strain PA16-350/15 PS that originated from a fecal sample. Gray shades indicate similarities among strains. The nt identity to the closest adenovirus strains is also indicated.
| Results of FASTA Interrogation | Pairwise Identity among the Italian Viruses | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strain (Id lab) | Bat species | Identity/p-value | GenBank accession no. | Name/species | Country | Identity | Strain |
| PA2/16 HS (189/18-2) |
Hypsugo savii | 99.5%/1.7E-106 | JX065122 | Hsa_070703-2/Hypsugo savii | Spain (2007) | 99.5% | PA42, PA46, PA16-350/15 |
| PA42/17 HS (189/18-42) |
Hypsugo savii | 100.0%/8.2E-106 | JX065122 | Hsa_070703-2/Hypsugo savii | Spain (2007) | 99.5–100.0% | PA2, PA46, PA16-350/15 |
| PA46/17 PK (189/18-46) |
Pipistrellus kuhlii | 100.0%/7.1E-106 | JX065122 | Hsa_070703-2/Hypsugo savii | Spain (2007) | 99.5–100.0% | PA2, PA42, PA16-350/15 |
| PA16-350/15 PS (350/15-16) | Pipistrellus spp. | 99.5%/1.5E-107 | JX065122 | Hsa_070703-2/Hypsugo savii | Spain (2007) | 99.5% | PA2, PA42, PA46 |
| PA15/16 PS (189/18-15) |
Pipistrellus spp. | 76.1%/1.1E-45 | KM043095 | 140/07/Pipistrellus nathusii | Germany (2007) | 86.2–86.7% | PA24, PA74 |
| PA24/16 PS (189/18-24) |
Pipistrellus spp. | 76.1%/1.1E-40 | KM043095 | 140/07/Pipistrellus nathusii | Germany (2007) | 99.5% | PA74 |
| PA74/16 PK (189/18-74) |
Pipistrellus kuhlii | 76.1%/5.1E-42 | KM043095 | 140/07/Pipistrellus nathusii | Germany (2007) | 99.5% | PA24 |
| PA21/16 PS (189/18-21) |
Pipistrellus spp. | 74.0%/4.2E-51 | MF175113 | AAU11020/Arctocephalus australis | Peru (2009) | 52.1–52.5% | PA150, PA151 |
| PA22/16 PS (189/18-22) |
Pipistrellus spp. | 100.0%/4.7E-82 | KM043100 | 09/09/Pipistrellus kuhlii | Germany (2009) | 100.0% | PA119 |
| PA119/17 PK (189/18-119) |
Pipistrellus kuhlii | 100.0%/1.2E-81 | KM043100 | 09/09/Pipistrellus kuhlii | Germany (2009) | 100.0% | PA22 |
| PA90/17 PS (189/18-90) |
Pipistrellus spp. | 91.3%/1.3E-72 | KM043095 | 140/07/Pipistrellus nathusii | Germany (2007) | 77.6% | PA22, PA119 |
| PA134/17 TT (189/18-134) |
Tadarida teniotis | 77.6%/5.0E-47 | KY009649 | C052/Myotis fimbriatus | China (2015) | 70.3% | PA150 |
| PA150/17 PK (189/18-150) |
Pipistrellus kuhlii | 99.1%/7.5E-102 | KM043108 | 202/09/Pipistrellus pipistrellus | Germany (2009) | 72.1–72.6% | PA2, PA42, PA46, PA151, PA16-350/15 |
| PA151/17 HS (189/18-151) |
Hypsugo savii | 76.0%/5.8E-54 | KM043092 | 176/09/Pipistrellus pygmaeus | Germany (2009) | 98.6–99.1% | PA155, PA157 |
| PA155/17 PP (189/18-155) |
Pipistrellus pipistrellus | 74.7%/5.0E-49 | KM043092 | 176/09/Pipistrellus pygmaeus | Germany (2009) | 98.6–99.5% | PA151, PA157 |
| PA157/17 HS (189/18-157) |
Hysugo savii | 75.1%/6.7E-50 | KM043092 | 176/09/Pipistrellus pygmaeus | Germany (2009) | 99.1–99.5% | PA151, PA155 |