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Phylogenetic analysis of sheepox virus isolates based on P32 gene in Iraq

Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies · 2017 · Vol. 5(6) · pp. 704–708

Abstract

The present study was conducted to diagnose sheeppox virus (SPPV) by PCR with phylogenetic analysis of 12 positive local skin isolates of SPPV and vaccinal strains in Al-Diwaniya, Iraq. Result revealed that the expected amplicons size 515 bp of SPPV was detected in 36 samples (36%) of skin lesions. Number of base substitutions per site between sequences was shown. The identity score of P32 of ten positive local isolates was 98-100% with Pox vac and Iraq Kandi Sheeppox vaccines. However with NCBI-BLAST Sheeppox virus (MF289491.1), Goatpox virus (KJ026556.1) and Lumpy skin virus (KX960778.1),was 95-100%. Phylogenetic tree analysis based on the partial P32 showed that all samples tested were closely related in sequence alignment with NCBI-BLAST capripoxviruses: sheeppox virus envelope protein P32 gene (MF289491.1), four sheeppox virus isolates of Sulaimani Governorate, Iraq and two strains of Al-Hassa, Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, (LSDV (KX960778.1) and Tunisian sheeppox virus (KT964235.1) were out of tree.

Poxvirus research and outbreaksAnimal Virus Infections StudiesVirus-based gene therapy researchPhylogenetic treeVirologyVirusBiologySequence analysisAmpliconGenePolymerase chain reactionGenetics
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