TABLE 4.
Distribution of natural RV type G9 reassortants
No. of strains | Type by the following means of recognition (gene segment):
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% Strains reactive with the following MAbsa:
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G type (7/8/9) | P type (4) | Subgroup (6) | PAGE pattern (11) | F45:8 | ST3:1 | |
1b | 9 | 8 | IIc | Long | 0 (0/1) | 100 (1/1) |
32 | 9 | 6 | Id | Short | 32 (6/19) | 74 (14/19) |
5 | 9 | 6 | I, IIe | Long | 0 (0/2) | 50 (1/2) |
9 | 9 | 8 | If | Short | 56 (5/9) | 75 (6/8) |
6 | 9 | 0 | NDg | Short | ND | 89 (16/18) |
3 | 9 | 0 | ND | Long | ND | 33 (1/3) |
Not all strains were available for testing. None of the tested specimens reacted with the serotype-specific MAbs KU-4 (type G1 specific), S2-2G10 (type G2 specific), YO-1E2 (type G3 specific), and ST-2G7 (type G4 specific) (61). The numbers in parentheses indicate number of strains of that type/number of strains tested.
The genotype is identical to that of prototype strain WI61 (11).
One strain was tested.
Eighteen strains were subgroup I, two were not subgroupable, and two were not tested.
One strain was subgroup I and one strain was subgroup II.
Seven strains were subgroup I, and two strains were not subgroupable.
ND, not done.