The genetic properties accompanied of "quasi-species" crossing of Small Ruminant LentiViruses (SRLVs)

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The env gene of Small Ruminant LentiViruses (SRLV) encodes a polypeptide precursor which after glycosylation is cleaved to give the two glycoproteins viral envelope: transmembrane protein (TM) and surface (SU). passage adaptation SRLVs in new hosts always accompanied by genetic mutations SU region that determines tropism virus recognition cellular receptor. We studied properties "quasi-species" Capra ibex. 16 Blood samples ibex were tested for presence specific antibodies against using commercially available ELISA. Peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) isolated on Ficoll gradient cultured macrophage differentiation medium obtain monocyte-derived (MDM) monolayers isolation. DNAs from non PBMC used as templates PCR Nested amplification proviral genome. products (108 nt) cloned sequenced. Sequences analysed ClustalW software. alignments sequences show three important types mutations: deletion, addition replacement nucleotides. present data showing C. SRLV isolates are closer prototypic CAEV-Co isolate. This might indicate recent infection

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سال: 2021

ISSN: ['2708-8251', '2521-9200']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.51984/jopas.v20i4.1993