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ORIGINAL ARTICLE

Molecular characterization of the chicken anaemia viruses isolated from broiler farms of west Azerbaijan, Iran

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Pages 108-113 | Received 04 Apr 2012, Accepted 18 Nov 2012, Published online: 14 Apr 2013

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Table 1.  CAV nucleotide sequence names, Genbank accession numbers and the country of origin for the sequences used in the present study.

Figure 1. Agarose gel electrophoresis of VP1 gene PCR products of CAV isolates digested with HinfI. Lane MW, molecular weight 100 bp (Fermentas, Burlington, Canada); lanes A, B, C and D, four different RFLP patterns.

Figure 1.  Agarose gel electrophoresis of VP1 gene PCR products of CAV isolates digested with HinfI. Lane MW, molecular weight 100 bp (Fermentas, Burlington, Canada); lanes A, B, C and D, four different RFLP patterns.

Figure 2. Molecular phylogenetic analysis of 21 nucleotide sequences of CAV VP1 gene by the maximum-likelihood method.

Figure 2.  Molecular phylogenetic analysis of 21 nucleotide sequences of CAV VP1 gene by the maximum-likelihood method.

Table 2.  Estimates of evolutionary divergence between nucleotide sequences of the CAV VP1 gene.

Figure 3. The results of bootscanning of Ur-41-Iran. The y axis gives the percentage of permutated trees using a sliding window of 200 bp wide centred on the position plotted, with a step size between plots of 20 bp. AH6, Ur-32-Iran and 26P4 strains were used as the outgroup to determine the breakpoint.

Figure 3.  The results of bootscanning of Ur-41-Iran. The y axis gives the percentage of permutated trees using a sliding window of 200 bp wide centred on the position plotted, with a step size between plots of 20 bp. AH6, Ur-32-Iran and 26P4 strains were used as the outgroup to determine the breakpoint.

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