This document discusses the evolution and diversity of Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus (PRRSV) strains. It notes that there are two types of PRRSV (Type 1 European and Type 2 North American) and analyzes the genetic relationships between PRRSV strains from the United States, China, South Korea, Denmark, and other countries based on the ORF5 gene sequence. The analysis shows that PRRSV continues to evolve and diversify globally.
1. PRRSV Evolution and New, Emerging Strains
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Michael Murtaugh
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Mohammad Alkhamis
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2. There are Two General Types of PRRSV
Type 1
(European)
Type 2
(North American)
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Ecology of PRRSV
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Conclusions:
 Large outbreaks with little
genetic change are frequent
 Control programs are effective
 Genbank does not show reality
19. Anatomy of Disaster
1-7-4 Outbreaks Investigation
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21. nsp2 Deletions are Unremarkable
No other distinctive features are apparent
22. Signal Peptide Ectodomain 1 TM Ectodomain 2
Proteins are Essentially the Same
Envelope Glycoprotein 5 (GP5)
No evidence of directed evolution or selection during outbreak
23. Bayesian Phylodynamics
Skyline Plot of Estimated Population Size over Time
Bayesian phylogenetic methods incorporate associated epidemiological
information (e.g. geographic location, time of isolation)
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Interstate pig movements in the U.S.A. in 2001
28. Take Home Messages
Large-scale PRRS outbreaks in the history of type 2 PRRSV
Genetic change during outbreaks is limited
Bayesian phylodynamics helps understand disease spread
PRRSV goes where pigs go