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Volume 98, Issue 5

Recombination events and variability among full-length genomes of co-circulating molluscum contagiosum virus subtypes 1 and 2 Free

Abstract

(MCV) is the sole member of the genus and causes a highly prevalent human disease of the skin characterized by the formation of a variable number of lesions that can persist for prolonged periods of time. Two major genotypes, subtype 1 and subtype 2, are recognized, although currently only a single complete genomic sequence corresponding to MCV subtype 1 is available. Using next-generation sequencing techniques, we report the complete genomic sequence of four new MCV isolates, including the first one derived from a subtype 2. Comparisons suggest a relatively distant evolutionary split between both MCV subtypes. Further, our data illustrate concurrent circulation of distinct viruses within a population and reveal the existence of recombination events among them. These results help identify a set of MCV genes with potentially relevant roles in molluscum contagiosum epidemiology and pathogenesis.

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Keyword(s): Molluscum contagiosum virus , poxvirus , skin disease and strain variability
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Recombination events and variability among full-length genomes of co-circulating molluscum contagiosum virus subtypes 1 and 2
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