Volume 8, Number 3—March 2002
Research
Molecular Epidemiology of Adenovirus Type 7 in the United States, 1966–20001
Table 2
Human adenovirus 7 (Ad7) field isolates and laboratory strains used for hexon gene sequence comparisons
ID | Genome type | Location | Isolation year | Accession no. | Sequence sourcea |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
S-1058 | 7a | USA | 1955 | af053085 | Inada & Mukoyama, direct submission; CDC |
55142 vaccine | 7a3 | USA | 1963 | af065067 | Crawford-Miksza et al. (26); CDC |
BC30 | 7b | China | 1958 | u75951 | Li & Wadell (45) |
BC14 | 7b | China | 1965 | u77390 | Li & Wadell (45) |
KCH4 | 7b | England | 1973 | u77391 | Li & Wadell (45) |
v2026 | 7b | USA, MI | 1986 | CDC | |
v2124 | 7b | USA, SD | 1987 | CDC | |
2000017657 | 7b | USA, MD | 1991 | CDC | |
99026790 | 7b | USA, OH | 1993 | CDC | |
2000017667 | 7b | USA, MD | 1994 | CDC | |
2000026630 | 7b | USA, NY | 1996 | CDC | |
Kn T96-0620 | 7b | USA, CA | 1996 | af065068 | Crawford-Miksza et al. (26) |
99018141 | 7b | USA, MO | 1997 | CDC | |
2000016352 | 7b | USA, IL | 1997 | CDC | |
2000016376 | 7b | USA, SC | 1997 | CDC | |
2000016361 | 7b | USA, MO | 1997 | CDC | |
2000016376 | 7b | USA, SC | 1997 | CDC | |
37300 | 7c | Sweden | 1964 | u75952 | Li & Wadell, (45) |
BC3655 | 7d | China | 1981 | u77392 | Li & Wadell, (45) |
BC4492 | 7d | China | 1984 | u75953 | Li & Wadell, (45) |
BC4609 | 7d | China | 1984 | u77393 | Li & Wadell (45) |
BC8488 | 7d | China | 1984 | u77394 | Li & Wadell (45) |
383b | 7d | Japan | 1992 | af053086 | Hashido et al. (38) |
Balb | 7d | Japan | 1995 | af053087 | Hashido et al. (38) |
2000017663 | 7d2 | USA, MD | 1993 | CDC | |
2000026865 | 7d2 | Israel | 1993 | af321311 | CDC |
2000017669 | 7d2 | USA, MD | 1994 | CDC | |
2000026621 | 7d2 | USA, NY | 1995 | CDC | |
99026817 | 7d2 | USA, OH | 1995 | CDC | |
2000016333 | 7d2 | USA, IL | 1997 | CDC | |
2000016364 | 7d2 | USA, MO | 1997 | CDC | |
2000016375 | 7d2 | USA, SC | 1997 | CDC | |
98034168 | 7d2 | USA, IL | 1998 | CDC | |
2000017983 | 7d2 | USA, WI | 1998 | CDC | |
BC25 | 7g | China | 1985 | u75954 | Li & Wadell (45) |
87-922 | 7h | Argentina | 1987 | u75956 | Li & Wadell (45) |
990179044 | 7h | Chile | 1998 | CDC | |
99018196 | 7h | USA, AZ | 1998 | CDC | |
2000016378 | 7h | USA, TX | 1998 | CDC | |
Gomen | 7p | USA | 1954 | z48571 | Li et al., direct submission; CDC |
BC3423 | 7p1 | China | 1981 | u75955 | Li & Wadell (45) |
aSequencing and restriction analysis performed at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) or obtained from previously published sources. Published sequences of Ad7 laboratory strains S-1058, Gomen, and 55142 vaccine confirmed at CDC.
bAd7 strains 383 and Bal were originally reported as Ad7d with a "different restriction pattern by BstEII" (38).
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