Review Article

Epidemiology, Phylogeny, and Evolution of Emerging Enteric Picobirnaviruses of Animal Origin and Their Relationship to Human Strains

Table 4

Percent identity of different animal species Picobirnaviruses with reference strains, GG-I (1-CHN-97) and GG-II (4-GA-91) at both nucleotide (NA) and amino acid (AA) levels.

Species1-CHN-97 (GG-I reference strain)4-GA-91 (GG-II reference stain)
NA (%)AA (%)NA (%)AA (%)

Human (GG-I)47.3–68.340.7–74.224.8–34.417.1–32.7
Human (GG-II)21.1–31.215.3–27.847.6–68.055.3–74.9
Bovine (GG-I)44.2–57.453.7–61.021.1–27.914.7–21.6
Bovine (GG-II)23.1–24.216.2–19.048.8–67.055.5–66.7
Porcine (GG-I)46.4–74.150.0–67.926.0–32.914.4–26.7
Porcine (GG-II)26.0–27.414.4–16.162.2–97.972.1–99.1
Equine62.466.128.819.6
Canine53.0–64.357.6–72.330.6–31.524.2–24.6
Avian55.7–65.759.1–72.727.4–33.221.2–33.1
Otarine56.363.625.116.8
Mouse5360.622.616.6
Monkey42.5–69.446.0–76.825.0–32.415.5–21.4
Fox55.0–66.063.6–74.222.0–30.417.4–25.8