2011
DOI: 10.4267/2042/48108
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Les virus infectant les mollusques marins: un exemple d'actualité, les herpèsvirus

Abstract: Bien que des épisodes de mortalité associés à la détection de virus aient été rapportés chez différentes espèces de mollusques, peu d'informations sont aujourd'hui disponibles concernant l'affiliation exacte de ces virus et leur position taxinomique. Parmi les virus infectant les coquillages, les herpèsvirus ont fait l'objet d'une attention particulière du fait de leurs impacts économiques et éco-logiques sur les animaux en élevage et sauvages. Des recherches par des approches de biologie moléculaire ont été m… Show more

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“…Shortly after, infections of another oyster species, O. edulis, were detected in the United Kingdom [12]. Since these initial detections, OsHV-1 infections have been reported in various marine bivalve species, including M. gigas [25][26][27], P. maximus [15], R. philippinarum [20,21] and R. decussatus [20,21].…”
Section: Cst Frequency and Oshv-1 Evolutionary Historymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Shortly after, infections of another oyster species, O. edulis, were detected in the United Kingdom [12]. Since these initial detections, OsHV-1 infections have been reported in various marine bivalve species, including M. gigas [25][26][27], P. maximus [15], R. philippinarum [20,21] and R. decussatus [20,21].…”
Section: Cst Frequency and Oshv-1 Evolutionary Historymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several OsHV-1 variants have been reported infecting a wide range of host species [14][15][16][17]. Indeed, these variants can infect and cause mortalities in many bivalve species, including the scallops Pecten maximus [15] and Chlamys farreri [18], the clams Anadara broughtonii [19], Ruditapes philippinarum [20,21] and Ruditapes decussatus [20,21], as well as the oysters Magallana angulata [16], Crassostrea virginica [22], Ostrea edulis [16,23,24] and Magallana gigas [25][26][27].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%