Analysis of Genetic Subtypes and Distribution of Hantavirus in Jilin Area

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To investigate the subtypes and distribution of hantavirus in Jilin area. Rattus norvegicus were collected from the main endemic areas of Jilin area and hantavirus in the lung were identified by indirect immunofluorescence assay. M segments of positive samples were partially amplified with Nested RT-PCR and sequenced. Phylogenetic analysis was used for genotyping. All hantaviruses from R. norvegicus were Seoul virus in Jilin area. Phylogenetic analysis of M segments showed that Seoul hantaviruses carried by R. norvegicus in Jilin city were the S3 subtype,and there was no HTNV and PUUV found. The results showed that the subtype of Seoul hantaviruses in Jilin area was S3.

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