2014
DOI: 10.11606/issn.2318-3659.v51i2p122-130
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Molecular epidemiology of rabies virus isolated of herbivores from Brazilian Amazon

Abstract: Rabies virus samples (n = 17) isolated from bovines (n = 11), equines (n = 4) and buffalo (n = 2) from Pará State (n = 7), Tocantins (n = 6) and Rondônia (n = 4) were submitted to RT-PCR in order to obtain partial sequences of nucleoprotein (N) and glycoprotein gene (G). Nucleotide sequences were analyzed using Neighbor-Joining model, Kimura 2-parameters evolutionary model. All the 17 samples analyzed were related to cluster A, lineage associated with the hematophagous bat Desmodus rotundus. The phylogenetic a… Show more

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“…23 One of the possible causes of the disparity in the results between the 2 genes could be that the gene that encodes the G protein is related to the ligation of cell receptors and is targeted for the neutralization of the virus; therefore, it has a higher rate of mutation, and divergences in the sites of annealing of the primers could be a probable cause of nonamplification of the samples that amplify the G gene. 15,27 Although molecular techniques have great advantages, their routine use presents some difficulties, such as the loss of integrity of viral RNA due to freezing and thawing, as well as the need for storage at −80°C. 1 The samples that we analyzed were frozen and thawed for processing; therefore, this could be a factor in RNA degradation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…23 One of the possible causes of the disparity in the results between the 2 genes could be that the gene that encodes the G protein is related to the ligation of cell receptors and is targeted for the neutralization of the virus; therefore, it has a higher rate of mutation, and divergences in the sites of annealing of the primers could be a probable cause of nonamplification of the samples that amplify the G gene. 15,27 Although molecular techniques have great advantages, their routine use presents some difficulties, such as the loss of integrity of viral RNA due to freezing and thawing, as well as the need for storage at −80°C. 1 The samples that we analyzed were frozen and thawed for processing; therefore, this could be a factor in RNA degradation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%