
pmid: 34044250
Dengue virus causes the dengue fever as well as hemorrhagic fever in tropical and sub-tropical countries. It is now endemic in most parts of the South East Asia. Full-genome information of dengue virus 3 is not available from Yemen.In this study, the dengue virus 3 was detected by diagnostic tools like serology and RT-PCR in the samples isolated from a patient in Yemen. The full-genome was sequenced, and the identity, phylogenetic relationship and recombination analysis was performed by using BioEdit, MEGA X and RDP4 softwares.The full-genome of the Yemen isolate was found to be 10,643 nt long with 3390 amino acids. The Yemen dengue virus 3 isolate showed the sequence similarity (98.5-92.4%) with dengue virus 3 isolates from China, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh respectively. The significant non-synonymous substitutions of amino acid in Yemen isolate were observed with selected isolates. The phylogenetic tree of Yemen isolate formed a unique clade within genotype III and sub-clade into lineage III. The Dengue virus isolate from Jeddah formed separated cluster with lineage IV.This reveals the unique genetic variability among DENV-3 serotypes from Jeddah and earlier reported isolates from other regions.
Bangladesh, China, Genome, Yemen, Genotype, India, Infectious and parasitic diseases, RC109-216, Dengue Virus, Serogroup, Dengue virus, Recombination, Dengue, Humans, RNA, Viral, Pakistan, Genetic variation, Public aspects of medicine, RA1-1270, Phylogeny
Bangladesh, China, Genome, Yemen, Genotype, India, Infectious and parasitic diseases, RC109-216, Dengue Virus, Serogroup, Dengue virus, Recombination, Dengue, Humans, RNA, Viral, Pakistan, Genetic variation, Public aspects of medicine, RA1-1270, Phylogeny
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