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Complete genome sequence of avian tembusu-related virus strain WR isolated from White Kaiya ducks in Fujian, China.

ABSTRACT: Avian tembusu-related virus, which was first identified in China, is an emerging virus causing serious economic loss to the Chinese poultry industry. We report here the complete genome sequences of avian tembusu-related virus strain WR, isolated from a White Kaiya duck with disease characterized by an abrupt decrease in egg laying with ovarian hemorrhage, which will help in further understanding the molecular and evolutionary characteristics and pathogenesis of avian tembusu-related virus, the new flavivirus affecting ducks in Southern China.

SUBMITTER: Wan C

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3457307 | biostudies-literature | 2012 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Complete genome sequence of avian tembusu-related virus strain WR isolated from White Kaiya ducks in Fujian, China.

Wan Chunhe C Huang Yu Y Fu Guanghua G Shi Shaohua S Cheng Longfei L Chen Hongmei H

Journal of virology 20121001 19

Avian tembusu-related virus, which was first identified in China, is an emerging virus causing serious economic loss to the Chinese poultry industry. We report here the complete genome sequences of avian tembusu-related virus strain WR, isolated from a White Kaiya duck with disease characterized by an abrupt decrease in egg laying with ovarian hemorrhage, which will help in further understanding the molecular and evolutionary characteristics and pathogenesis of avian tembusu-related virus, the n ...[more]

PMID: 22966199

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