Identification of New World Quails Susceptible to Infection with Avian Leukosis Virus Subgroup J

Overview

Journal J Virol

Publisher American Society for Microbiology

Date 2016 Nov 25

PMID 27881654

Citations 14

Authors

Jiri Plachy

Marketa Reinisova

Dana Kucerova

Filip Senigl

Volodymyr Stepanets

Tomas Hron

Katerina Trejbalova

Daniel Elleder

Jiri Hejnar

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Abstract

Importance: Since its spread in broiler chickens in China and Southeast Asia in 2000, ALV-J remains a major enzootic challenge for the poultry industry. Although the virus diversifies rapidly in the poultry, its spillover and circulation in wild bird species has been prevented by the resistance of most species to ALV-J. It is, nevertheless, important to understand the evolution of the virus and its potential host range in wild birds. Because resistance to avian retroviruses is due particularly to receptor incompatibility, we studied Na/H exchanger 1, the receptor for ALV-J. In New World quails, we found a receptor compatible with virus entry, and we confirmed the susceptibilities of four New World quail species in vitro We propose that a prospective molecular epidemiology study be conducted to identify species with the potential to become reservoirs for ALV-J.

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