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. 2015 Jan 15;176(1):97–108. doi: 10.1016/j.vetmic.2015.01.010

Table 1.

Geographic origin and isolation date of the eight SBV isolates characterized in the present study. An overview of the samples subjected to complete sequencing of the coding region of the L, M, and S genome segments, respectively, is provided. GenBank accession numbers referring to the original isolates (i.e. viremic field sera, no cell culture passaging) are also listed. The sequence of the S segment was not deposited since it was identical in all eight viruses studied.

SBV isolate no. Isolation date Geographic Origin
GenBank accession numbers segment
P10** sequencing
Community Canton Country L M
B80/11-4* 11/2011 Schmallenberg NRW Germany HE649912 HE649913 No
79.4 20/07/2012 Mühleberg BE Switzerland KM047416 KM047423 No
91.1 24/07/2012 Sigigen LU Switzerland KM047417 KM047424 No
96.1 26/07/2012 Courcelon JU Switzerland KM047418 KM047425 Yes
100.3 26/07/2012 Curio TI Switzerland KM047419 KM047426 Yes
102.2 27/07/2012 Niederried BE Switzerland KM047420 KM047427 No
175.2*** 13/08/2012 Bendern na Liechtenstein KM047421 KM047428 Yes
200.2*** 17/08/2012 Bendern na Liechtenstein KM047422 KM047429 No

na: Not applicable.

*

Reference strain (cell culture supernatant from German SBV isolate B80/11-4).

**

P10 sequences were not submitted to GenBank.

***

Two subsequent cases from the same cattle holding to determine the in-herd heterogeneity of SBV.