Journal: Archives of virology
Article Title: Characterization of monoclonal antibodies against hantavirus nucleocapsid protein and their use for immunohistochemistry on rodent and human samples
doi: 10.1007/s00705-010-0879-6
Figure Lengend Snippet: Multiple amino acid (aa) sequence alignment of the amino-terminal region (aa 1–120) of the N proteins of Puumala virus strains Kazan (PUUV-Kaz, GenBank accession No. Z84204), P-360 (PUUVP360, L11347), Sotkamo (PUUV-Sot, X61035), Vranica/Hällnäs (PUUV-Vra, U14137), Tula virus, strain Moravia (TULV, Z69991), Prospect Hill virus (PHV, M34011), Bayou virus (BAYV, L36929), Muleshoe virus (MULEV, U54575), Sin Nombre virus (SNV, NC_005216), Andes virus (ANDV, AF004660), Rio Mamore virus (RMV, U52136), Hantaan virus, strain Fojnica (HTNV, M14626), Seoul virus (SEOV, AY273791) and Dobrava-Belgrade virus, strain Slovenia (DOBV-Slo, L41916). The alignment was generated using ClustalW software. “*” indicates identical aa residues in all sequences in the alignment, “:” indicates conserved substitutions, and “.” indicates semi-conserved substitutions in the alignment
Article Snippet: Indirect immunofluorescence assay (IFA) was done using commercial IFA slides with PUUV (strain Hällnäs B1 83–223L)-, HTNV (strain 76–118)- and SEOV (strain R22)-infected Vero E6 cells (Progen Biotechnik, Heidelberg, Germany) and PUUV (strain Sotkamo)-, DOBV (strain Slovenia)-, Saaremaa virus-, SEOV-, HTNV- and SNV-infected Vero E6 cells (EuroImmun, Lübeck, Germany) as recommended by the manufacturers.
Techniques: Sequencing, Virus, Generated, Software