ArticleVirology journal2017
Cross-border spread, lineage displacement and evolutionary rate estimation of rabies virus in Yunnan Province, China.
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Abstract
backgroundRabies is an important but underestimated threat to public health, with most cases reported in Asia. Since 2000, a new epidemic wave of rabies has emerged in Yunnan Province, southwestern China, which borders three countries in Southeast Asia.
methodWe estimated gene-specific evolutionary rates for rabies virus using available data in GenBank, then used this information to calibrate the timescale of rabies virus (RABV) spread in Asia. We used 452 publicly available geo-referenced complete nucleoprotein (N) gene sequences, including 52 RABV sequences that were recently generated from samples collected in Yunnan between 2008 and 2012.
resultsThe RABV N gene evolutionary rate was estimated to be 1.88 × 10
conclusionOverall, our study contributes to a better understanding of the spread of RABV that could facilitate future rabies virus control and prevention efforts.
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