Author: Zhizhou Tan; Gabriel Gonzalez; Jinliang Sheng; Jianmin Wu; Fuqiang Zhang; Lin Xu; Peisheng Zhang; Aiwei Zhu; Yonggang Qu; Changchun Tu; Michael J. Carr; Biao He
Title: Extensive genetic diversity of bat-borne polyomaviruses reveals inter-family host-switching events Document date: 2019_5_3
ID: kcimb10m_8
Snippet: The host-switching event HS2 in the Beta 5 cluster (Fig 4) The third host-switching event, HS3, in the Alpha 7 cluster (Fig 4) host-switching event HS4 in Fig 2) . A qPCR protocol designed to detect both the previously 263 described rat PyV and the P. pipistrellus PyV was employed to screen samples comprising spleen, 264 kidney, lung, liver, rectal and brain tissues in all P. pipistrellus bats (n=158) Correlation of genetic divergences between Py.....
Document: The host-switching event HS2 in the Beta 5 cluster (Fig 4) The third host-switching event, HS3, in the Alpha 7 cluster (Fig 4) host-switching event HS4 in Fig 2) . A qPCR protocol designed to detect both the previously 263 described rat PyV and the P. pipistrellus PyV was employed to screen samples comprising spleen, 264 kidney, lung, liver, rectal and brain tissues in all P. pipistrellus bats (n=158) Correlation of genetic divergences between PyVs and bat hosts. 274 As shown in Fig 3 and (LC269980) also identified in Zambian bats (Alpha 6). These last two instances showed that 283 PyVs from Chinese and African horseshoe bats were remarkably similar despite the geographical 284 separation.
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