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Research (Published
online : 28-09-2013)
5. Molecular characterisation of membrane glycoprotein
and 5b protein of nephropathogenic infectious bronchitis virus - A.
Balasubramaniam, K. Sukumar, P. Suresh and B. Puvarajan
Veterinary World, 6(11): 857-861
doi:
10.14202/vetworld.2013.857-861
Abstract
Background: Infectious
bronchitis virus (IBV) affects the upper respiratory tract and the
reproductive tract, and some strains can cause nephritis. Large
number of serotypes and genotypes of the virus have been
identified and for the most part do not cross-protect. Identifying
the genotype or serotype of IBV field strains is empirical for
selecting an appropriate candidate to serve as vaccine strain for
prevention of infectious bronchitis (IB) disease in chickens. The
variant strains of IBV could be circulating among chickens in
India and recently nephropathogenic IB was reported. Hence, the
present work was aimed to carry out molecular characterization of
nephropathogenic IBV isolates obtained from two different
geographical locations of south India, involving relatively
conserved regions.
Materials and Methods: MIBVPCR and NIBVPCR primers were
used to amplify partial M and N gene after synthesizing cDNA.
Isolates Ind/KA/07/1 and Ind/TN/07/2 were subjected to direct
sequencing as these two isolates are two different geographical
regions and scored better in induction of lesions during
pathotyping.
Results: Amino acids of membrane glycoprotein varied on
five occasions for the isolate Ind/KA/07/1 when aligned with that
of M 41 strain and isolate Ind/TN/07/2. Eight amino acids of both
isolates in 5b protein were different from that of M41 strain. Few
point mutations, short deletions and insertions were noticed in
the amplified genome, based on the membrane protein nucleotide
sequence comparison.
Conclusion: Prevalence of IBV strains with few
modifications in conserved regions indicated that there was
presence of variant IBV in south India.
Keywords: 5b protein, infectious bronchitis virus, membrane
protein, molecular characterization
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