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. 2020 May 19;11:909. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2020.00909

Table 1.

Nomenclature of adenoviruses discussed in this review.

Ad name (this review) Description (vertebrate species, type) Species/Group classification Alternative names reported in the literature
HAdV-B3 Human adenovirus type 3 B Ad3, rAd3
*HAdV-B35 Human adenovirus type 35 B Ad35, rAd35
HAdV-C2 Human adenovirus type 2 C Ad2, rAd2
*HAdV-C5 Human adenovirus type 5 C Ad5, rAd5, AdHu5
*HAdV-C6 Human adenovirus type 6 C Ad6, rAd6, AdHu6
HAdV-D11 Human adenovirus type 11 D Ad11, rAd11
*HAdV-D26 Human adenovirus type 26 D Ad26, rAd26
HAdV-D28 Human adenovirus type 28 D Ad28, rAd28
*HAdV-E4 Human adenovirus type 4 E Ad4, rAd4
ChAdV-1 Chimpanzee adenovirus type 1 B2 ChAd1, AdC1, SAd21
*ChAdV-3 Chimpanzee adenovirus type 3 C ChAd3
ChAdV-7 Chimpanzee adenovirus type 7 E AdC7, ChAd7, SAd24, Pan7
*ChAdV-63 Chimpanzee adenovirus type 63 E ChAd63
ChAdV-68 Chimpanzee adenovirus type 68 E AdC68, ChAd68, SAd25, Pan9, ChAdOx2
*ChAdOx1 Chimpanzee adenovirus type Y25 E Y25
SAdV-11 Simian adenovirus type 11 Yet undefined SAd11, sAd11
SAdV-16 Simian adenovirus type 16 Yet undefined SAd16, sAd16
SAdV-23 Simian adenovirus type 23 E ChAdV-6, AdC6, ChAd6, Pan6
*PanAdV-3 Pan (paniscus) adenovirus type 3 C PanAd3

Adenovirus classification for human and non-human Ad vectors referred to in this review. The nomenclature of Ad vectors derived from non-human primates, including chimpanzees, is not standardized, resulting in the confusing use of multiple names assigned by individuals who vectorized these constructs. In this review text, we propose to follow current standards for human Ad vectors, such as HAdV-C5, as outlined by ICTV, for descriptions of Ad vectors derived from chimpanzees or non-human primates. Abbreviated “alternative” names are used in Table 2 due to space constraints. H, human; Ch, chimpanzee; S, simian.

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Vectors used in human clinical trial.