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Foot-and-Mouth Disease Virus Serotypes O and A from Outbreaks in Pakistan 2011-2012.

Carolina Stenfeldt1,2, Miranda Bertram1, Lauren Holinka-Patterson1, Ian Fish1,2,3, Umer Farooq4, Zaheer Ahmed5, Ethan J Hartwig1, George R Smoliga1, Khalid Naeem4, Luis Rodriguez1, Jonathan Arzt1.   

Abstract

We report the near full genome sequences of 18 isolates of foot-and-mouth disease virus serotype O and 6 isolates of serotype A obtained from outbreaks in Pakistan between 2011 and 2012. The scarcity of full-length FMDV sequences from this region enhances the importance of these genomes for understanding regional molecular epidemiology.

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Year:  2022        PMID: 35861523      PMCID: PMC9387274          DOI: 10.1128/mra.00574-22

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Microbiol Resour Announc        ISSN: 2576-098X


ANNOUNCEMENT

Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), caused by foot-and-mouth disease virus (FMDV; genus: Aphthovirus, family: Picornaviridae), is a disease of livestock of high socioeconomic importance (1–3). FMDV exists as seven serotypes with multiple lineages and subtypes that are clinically indistinguishable (4). Continuous genomic surveillance of FMDVs circulating in endemic regions is therefore critical to understand transmission pathways and inform and update preventative vaccination strategies (5, 6). The viruses reported herein (n = 24) were isolated from epithelial samples obtained from cattle and Asian buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) with clinical signs consistent with FMD: vesicular lesions on the feet and in the mouth, lameness, and hypersalivation. Samples were collected as part of FMD surveillance carried out by government officials in the Federal Islamabad Capital Territory, Azad Jammu and Kashmir administrative region and three provinces: Punjab, Sindh, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (7). Institutional approvals were not required for this work. FMDV was confirmed by virus isolation (VI) on LFBK-αvβ6 cells, followed by detection of viral RNA in VI-supernatant by quantitative RT-PCR (8, 9). VI-supernatant RNA was subjected to viral deep-sequencing as previously described (10). Briefly, RNA was extracted using the MagMAX Total RNA Isolation Kit, and host DNA was depleted using the DNA-free DNase kit (Ambion). Samples were reverse transcribed using Superscript II first-strand synthesis system (Invitrogen) coupled with random primers and two FMDV-specific primers (10). ds-cDNA was generated using the NEBNext Ultra II nondirectional RNA second-strand synthesis module (New England BioLabs). The sequencing library was prepared using the Nextera XT DNA Library Preparation Kit (Illumina) and sequenced and demultiplexed on the NextSeq 550 platform with the 300-cycle kit (2 × 150 bp, paired end). All analyses were performed in CLC Genomics Workbench v21.0. Paired reads were trimmed on quality (0.01 minimum), ambiguity (no ambiguous basecalls), and primers (FMDV specific). Reads were then mapped (parameters: match score 3, mismatch penalty 3, length fraction 0.8, and ignore nonspecific matches) to previously published FMDV O and A isolates (GenBank no. JX040495 and KM268896), representative of strains circulating in the region. A consensus sequence was extracted from each mapping using default parameters (Table 1). Consensus sequences were annotated based on comparison with the reference. The 8,062- to 8,088-nucleotide (nt) genomes encode a 6,990-nt open reading frame (ORF) flanked by a 1,080- to 1,094-nt 5′ untranlsated region (UTR) and a 90- to 92-nt 3′ UTR excluding the poly-A-tail. Serotype A viruses were classified within three different Iran-05 sublineages: HER-10, FAR-11, and ESF-10, while the serotype O viruses represented two sublineages within PanAsia 2: ANT-10 and BAL-09(7).
TABLE 1

Sampling locations, sequencing metrics, and accession numbers for sequences herein

Sequence IDSampling locationHost speciesGenome length (nt)No. of mapped readsAvg. coverage (no. reads)Avg. read length (nt)GC content (%)GenBank accession no.SRA accession no.
A/PAK/FSD/4/2012FaisalabadCattle8,086617,72610,97014654 OM455479 SAMN27583582
A/PAK/ICT/1/2008IslamabadCattle8,093258,0954,59014654 OM455480 SAMN27583583
A/PAK/ICT/276/2012IslamabadBuffalo8,098194,3753,44814654 OM455481 SAMN27583584
A/PAK/KCH/7/2009KarachiCattle8,096869,94515,34514554 OM455482 SAMN27583585
A/PAK/PSH/34/2012PeshwarCattle8,086812,58414,44514654 OM455483 SAMN27583586
A/PAK/SGD/12/2012SargodhaBuffalo8,077208,6153,70314654 OM455484 SAMN27583587
O/PAK/CKL/274/2012ChakwalCattle8,063226,0303,97914454 OM456133 SAMN27584076
O/PAK/FSD/262/2012FaisalabadCattle8,0631,416,35625,08014554 OM456134 SAMN27584077
O/PAK/FSD/263/2012FaisalabadCattle8,0631,192,16221,17214654 OM456135 SAMN27584078
O/PAK/ICT/254/2012IslamabadBuffalo8,073311,0305,43614453 OM456136 SAMN27584079
O/PAK/JHG/6/2012JhangCattle8,064338,3515,99314554 OM456137 SAMN27584080
O/PAK/KCH/4/2009KarachiBuffalo8,064404,4037,01414254 OM456138 SAMN27584081
O/PAK/KCH/34/2011KarachiBuffalo8,064875,11815,47914554 OM456139 SAMN27584082
O/PAK/KCH/38/2011KarachiBuffalo8,06574,3501,29914354 OM456140 SAMN27584083
O/PAK/KCH/39/2011KarachiBuffalo8,063186,5423,27314454 OM456141 SAMN27584084
O/PAK/KCH/41/2011KarachiBuffalo8,065542,8439,62014554 OM456142 SAMN27584085
O/PAK/NSH/1/2012NosheraBuffalo8,062746,22813,13414454 OM456143 SAMN27584086
O/PAK/SGD/9/2010SargodhaCattle8,066378,4406,64114454 OM456144 SAMN27584087
O/PAK/SGD/17/2010SargodhaBuffalo8,066554,4729,70914454 OM456145 SAMN27584088
O/PAK/SGD/18/2010SargodhaCattle8,064484,6878,48114454 OM456146 SAMN27584089
O/PAK/SGD/19/2011SargodhaCattle8,063691,48912,14514454 OM456147 SAMN27584090
O/PAK/SGD/168/2012SargodhaBuffalo8,063504,5239,01414754 OM456148 SAMN27584091
O/PAK/SGD/176/2012SargodhaCattle8,063140,1262,47214554 OM456149 SAMN27584092
O/PAK/SHL/16/2010SahiwalBuffalo8,063192,4333,44014754 OM456150 SAMN27584093
Sampling locations, sequencing metrics, and accession numbers for sequences herein The pairwise identity among serotype A sequences was 92.0 to 99.7%. BLASTn searches showed that these sequences fell into two groups that were most similar to either FMDV A/TUR/11/2013 (GenBank no. KM268896) isolated in Turkey in 2013 (11) or to FMDV A/SIN/PAK/L4/2008 (GenBank no. JN006722) obtained in Pakistan in 2008 (12). The pairwise identity among serotype O sequences was 91.3 to 99.4%. These sequences fell largely within three groups that were most closely aligned to FMDV O/TUR/18/2010 (GenBank no. JX040491) or FMDV O/TUR/883/2010 (GenBank no. JX040495) obtained from Turkey in 2010 (13) or to FMDV O/IRN/9/2016 (GenBank no. MT944981) sampled in Iran in 2016 (14).

Data availability.

The genome nucleotide sequences have been deposited in GenBank under accession no. OM455479 to OM455484 and OM456133 to OM456150. The raw sequence data are available in the NCBI Sequence Read Archive under BioProject PRJNA804891. Hyperlinks to the Sequence Read Archive (SRA) are included in Table 1.
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