Isolation of the Thogoto virus from a Haemaphysalis longicornis in Kyoto City, Japan

Yoshii, Kentaro; Okamoto, Natsumi; Nakao, Ryo et al.

Journal of General Virology, 2015, 96(8), 2099-2103

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open access
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/2115/62591
タイトル
Isolation of the Thogoto virus from a Haemaphysalis longicornis in Kyoto City, Japan
著者
Yoshii, Kentaro ; Okamoto, Natsumi ; Nakao, Ryo ; Hofstetter, Robert Klaus ; Yabu, Tomoko ; Masumoto, Hiroki ; Someya, Azusa ; Kariwa, Hiroaki ; Maeda, Akihiko
e-Rad_Researcher
50421988
著者名
Yoshii, Kentaro
著者名
Okamoto, Natsumi
e-Rad_Researcher
50633955
著者名
Nakao, Ryo
著者名
Hofstetter, Robert Klaus
著者名
Yabu, Tomoko
著者名
Masumoto, Hiroki
著者名
Someya, Azusa
e-Rad_Researcher
70224714
著者名
Kariwa, Hiroaki
e-Rad_Researcher
70333359
著者名
Maeda, Akihiko
言語
英語
発行日
2015-08
出版者
Society for General Microbiology
収録物名
Journal of General Virology
巻(号)
96(8)
ページ
2099-2103
抄録
Ticks transmit viruses responsible for severe emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases, some of which have a significant impact on public health. In Japan, little is known about the distribution of tick-borne viruses. In this study, we collected and tested ticks to investigate the distribution of tick-borne arboviruses in Kyoto, Japan, and isolated the first Thogoto virus (THOV) to our knowledge from Haemaphysalis longicomis in far-eastern Asia. The Japanese isolate was genetically distinct from a cluster of other isolates from Africa, Europe and the Middle East. Various cell lines derived from mammals and ticks were susceptible to the isolate, but it was not pathogenic in mice. These results advance understanding of the distribution and ecology of THOV.
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学術雑誌論文
出版タイプ
Accepted Manuscript
PISSN
0022-1317
EISSN
1465-2099
NCID
AA00698722
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PMID
25957096
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出版社版DOI
https://doi.org/10.1099/vir.0.000177