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Tlacotalpan virus

Tlacotalpan virus

A negative-sense, single-stranded RNA virus of the Bunyaviridae family, genus Orthobunyavirus, Bunyamwera virus group serotype, which has been recovered from mosquitoes (Anopheles and Aedes spp and Mansona titillans) in Mexico. It is not known to cause human disease.
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Therefore, to clarify the genetic relationship between MAGV or MAGV-like viruses and the closely related CVV, as well as their association with acute human disease, we determined the complete genome sequences for all available MAGV isolates and conducted a comprehensive sequencing analysis of several full-length reference sequences for CVV strains and available strains of the closely related Tlacotalpan virus (TLAV), Playas virus (PLAV), and Fort Sherman virus (FSV) to facilitate the reliable classification of these and related virus isolates.
In addition, we obtained 7 isolates of CVV spanning 1956-2003 and originating from diverse locations throughout the United States and Mexico, as well as 1 isolate of Tlacotalpan virus (Mexico), 3 isolates of Playas virus (Ecuador), and 1 isolate of FSV (Panama) (Figure 1) from either WRCEVA or DVBDCDC.
CVV, Cache Valley virus; FSV, Fort Sherman virus; MAGV, Maguari virus; PLAV, Playas virus; TLAV, Tlacotalpan virus.
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