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Originally, the definition of enterovirus and rhinovirus serotypes was based on
cross-neutralisation tests using specific antisera. More recently VP1 sequence
data has been used to classify human enteroviruses and rhinoviruses into types
using the differences between the serologically defined types to define cut-off
levels.
Human enterovirus A,
Human enterovirus B, Human
enterovirus C and Human enterovirus D
Human rhinovirus A, Human
rhinovirus B and Human rhinovirus C
Simmonds et al. (2010)...
Simian enterovirus A
This species consists of four viruses SV28, SV4, SA4 and A2-plaque virus. SV28
(SEV-7) and SV4 (SEV-7') were isolated from rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta)
in the 1950's (Hull et al., 1956, 1958). SA4 was isolated from a vervet monkey (Cercopithecus
aethiops) (Malherbe and Harwin, 1963). A-2 plaque virus was...
Bovine enterovirus
The division of bovine enteroviruses (BEVs) into varying numbers of serotypes
was summarised by Knowles and Barnett (1985) who concluded, using newly produced
antisera, that BEVs could be classified into two antigenically diverse
serotypes. Zell et al. (2006) determined the genome sequences of a number of
BEVs.
Porcine enterovirus B
Knowles et al. (1979) and Knowles and Buckley (1980) ...
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