Fig. 6: Characterization of wild boar ASFVs.
From: Node role of wild boars in virus circulation among wildlife and domestic animals
A Phylogenetic analysis of 29 full-length B646L genic sequences from ASFV-positive libraries using the maximum-likelihood method. B Heath status and ASFV infection of these wild boars. GII and GI/II indicate wild boars infected with genotype II and GI and GII recombinant ASFVs, respectively. C, D Nucleotide identities of ASFV full genomes recovered from libraries ShNS1903 (C) and JiXS2401 (D) to GI (orange-filled circles) and GII (green-filled diamonds) references based on fragmented contigs. E Fragmented ASFV contigs recovered from library JiXS2402 show different nt identities to the same genomic regions of GII reference. F Phylogenetic analysis of the 15 sub-clones of the B646L amplicon of JiXS2402 using the neighbor-joining method. The five variants are distinguished using colored boxes. The sequence trimmed from the de novo assembled contig is in bold italics. Source data are provided as a Source Data file.
