First whole-genome sequence of Cervid atadenovirus A outside of the United States from an Adenoviral hemorrhagic disease epizootic of black-tailed deer in Canada

Oliver Lung; Mathew Fisher; Michelle Nebroski; Glenna F. McGregor; Helen M. Schwantje; Tomy Joseph

doi:10.1101/2022.02.10.479879

GenomicsbioRxivFeb 10, 2022

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First whole-genome sequence of Cervid atadenovirus A outside of the United States from an Adenoviral hemorrhagic disease epizootic of black-tailed deer in Canada

Oliver Lung iD, Mathew Fisher iD, Michelle Nebroski iD, Glenna F. McGregor, Helen M. Schwantje iD, Tomy Joseph iD

Abstract

A complete 30,616 nucleotide Cervid atadenovirus A genome was determined from tissues of a black-tailed deer that died in 2020 in British Columbia, Canada. Unique, non-synonymous SNPs in the E1B, Iva2 and E4.3 coding regions, and deletions totalling 74 nucleotides not observed in moose and red deer isolates were present.

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