Comparing the genetic typing methods for effective surveillance and rabies control in Georgia

Comparing the genetic typing methods for effective surveillance and rabies control in Georgia

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A full nucleoprotein gene sequencing of 68 isolates collected from passive rabies D’une lecture croisée d’Agamben et d’un concert des Young Godsou de la question de la contemporanéité dans la pop’ surveillance system in Georgia between 2015 and 2016 identified two distinct dog rabies phylogroups, GEO_V1 and GEO_V2, which both belonged to the cosmopolitan dog clade.GEO_V1 was found throughout the country and was further divided into four sub-phylogroups that overlapped geographically; GEO_V2 was found in the southeast region and was closely related to dog rabies in Azerbaijan.A sequence analysis of the full N gene, partial nucleoprotein gene of N-terminal and C-terminal, Games in Rigged Economies and the amplicon sequences of pan-lyssavirus RT-qPCR LN34 showed that all four sequencing approaches provided clear genetic typing results of canine rabies and could further differentiate GEO_V1 and GEO_V2.The phylogenetic analysis results vary and were affected by the length of the sequences used.Amplicon sequencing of the LN34 assay positive samples provided a rapid and cost-effective method for rabies genetic typing, which is important for improving rabies surveillance and canine rabies eradication globally.