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Phylogenetic Characteristics of West Nile Virus Isolated From Culex modestus Mosquitoes in West Kazakhstan.

Talgat Nurmakhanov1, Yerlan Sansyzbaev1, Boris Atshabar1, Vladimir Berlin2, Damir Kobzhasarov2, Olzhas Yeskhojayev1, Anna Vilkova1, Timur Ayazbayev3, Alexey Andryuchshenko4, Fyodor Bidashko3, John Hay5, Alexandr Shvetsov6.   

Abstract

West Nile virus is widespread in southern Russia, where the fever appears annually. Since Western Kazakhstan borders on southern Russia, we examined mosquitoes in this region for the presence of West Nile virus. Virus was detected in a small proportion of Culex modestus mosquitoes (3/239 pools) and isolates are related to strains from Volgograd, Russia. A screen for West Nile virus IgG was conducted and ~5% of the local human population tested positive.
Copyright © 2021 Nurmakhanov, Sansyzbaev, Atshabar, Berlin, Kobzhasarov, Yeskhojayev, Vilkova, Ayazbayev, Andryuchshenko, Bidashko, Hay and Shvetsov.

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Keywords:  E segment; West Kazakhstan region; West Nile virus; West Nile virus (WNV); phylogenetic analysis; seroconversion

Year:  2021        PMID： 33643981      PMCID： PMC7907182          DOI： 10.3389/fpubh.2020.575187

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Front Public Health        ISSN： 2296-2565


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