Emergence of XIII.2.2 genotype of Avian Avulavirus-1 with unique FPCS site in India

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SARIKA N,KIRUBAHARAN J JOHN,VIDHYA M,SHILPA P,RAJASEKARAN RANJANI

Abstract

In the present study, two isolates namely D162 and D165 obtained from Newcastle disease outbreaks inbackyard poultry in Tamil Nadu were subjected to phylogenetic analysis using complete Fusion (F) gene sequenceto understand the circulation and evolution of Avian Avulavius-1 (AAv1). Further, these isolates were pathotypedbased on mean death time and intra-cerebral pathogenicity index. Pathotyping and genotyping of D162 and D165showed that these isolates belonged to velogenic pathotype and XIII.2.2 sub-genotype. In addition to this, the Fusion Protein Cleavage Site (FPCS) of F gene was analysed for amino acid sequence pattern. The amino acid sequence of FPCS of both D162 and D165 was 112RRRKRF117, which is unique among XIII.2.2 genotypes of AAv1, whereas it is common among Pigeon Paramyxovirus. It was hypothesized that cross-species infection by AAv1 has led to emergence of isolates with increased virulence.

Publisher

Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Directorate of Knowledge Management in Agriculture

Subject

General Veterinary,Animal Science and Zoology

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