Occurrence in sick animals and genetic heterogeneity of Siberian isolates of bovine respiratory syncytial virus (Pneumoviridae: <i>Orthopneumovirus</i>; BRSV) identified in the territories of the Ural, Siberian Federal District and the Republic of Kazakhstan
Alexander G. Glotov,
Anton G. Yuzhakov,
Tatyana I. Glotova
et al.
Abstract:Introduction. Bovine respiratory syncytial virus (Pneumoviridae: Orthornavirae, Orthopneumovirus; Bovine orthopneumovirus, Bovine respiratory syncytial virus, BRSV) is one of causative agents of respiratory diseases in animals. The study of the occurrence and genetic diversity of this pathogen is of particular importance.
Objective. To study the frequency of virus in animals using RT-PCR and genetic heterogeneity of isolates based on determining the complete nucleotide sequence of glycoprotein G gene.… Show more
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