BDV Naturally Infected in Brain Tissue of Sheep in Ningxia
Zhenhai Wang
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Zhenhai Wang
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Objective To investigate BDV naturally infected in brain tissue of sheep in Ningxia,and to explore the homology with the German horse-borne standard strain He/80.Methods BDV p24 gene and BDV p40 in brain tissue of 163 sheep cases in Ningxia were detected with Fluorescence quantitative nested reverse transcriptase PCR(FQ-nRT-PCR) and RT-PCR detection.The BDV p24 positive samples were sequenced and compared with the foreign standard virus strains.Results The positive rate was 3.68%(6/163) in brain tissue of sheep.after sequence comparison,BDV p24 fragment of the nucleotide sequence and He/80 showed 100% homology.Conclusion The brain tissue of sheep of Ningxia may exist latent infection of BDV and the positive BDV p24 nucleotide sequence is highly homologous with He/80.
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Objective To investigate BDV naturally infected in brain tissue of sheep in Ningxia,and to explore the homology with the German horse-borne standard strain He/80.Methods BDV p24 gene and BDV p40 in brain tissue of 163 sheep cases in Ningxia were detected with Fluorescence quantitative nested reverse transcriptase PCR(FQ-nRT-PCR) and RT-PCR detection.The BDV p24 positive samples were sequenced and compared with the foreign standard virus strains.Results The positive rate was 3.68%(6/163) in brain tissue of sheep.after sequence comparison,BDV p24 fragment of the nucleotide sequence and He/80 showed 100% homology.Conclusion The brain tissue of sheep of Ningxia may exist latent infection of BDV and the positive BDV p24 nucleotide sequence is highly homologous with He/80.
Key concepts: Brain tissue, Homology (biology), Virology, Biology, Nucleic acid sequence, Reverse transcriptase, Sequence homology, Nucleotide