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Figure 1 . The process of BHK-21 cell CPEs induced by
SVV-CH-09-2018 infecting cells (A) One-step growth curve of
SVV-CH-09-2018.on BHK-21 cells with the multiplicity of infection (MOI)
of 0.1 and 0.5 (B). An electron microscope image of the SVV virus(C)
Figure 2. The evolutionary trees are drawn by Mega 7.0 and
Omicstudio, the analysis data were obtained from NCBI database with the
whole genome of reference SVV strains. In the final evolutionary tree,
the experimental virus strain SVV-CH has been marked (▲), and the
strains from different countries are also marked with different colors
(A). Genome structure of type the Seneca virus, showing the plane
structure of virions. It is composed of a 5 ’-terminal non-coding region
(5’ UTR), a 3 ’-terminal non-coding region (3’ UTR) encoding a
polyprotein, and only one open reading frame (ORF) (B).
Figure 3. The pathology and immunofluorescence indicated the
pathological changes and the quality of virus virion. The
pathological
changes of duodenum and colon after the SVV infection (A). Viral
antigens were detected mainly in villous epithelial cells of the colon.
and the titer of the colon was much higher than that of the duodenum
(B). In the mink challenge experiment, at 0, 7, 14, 21 and 28 days after
challenge, mink sera were collected to determine the level of anti-SVA
neutralizing antibody (C).
Figure 4. To indicate the adaptation and transmission of SVV.
An adaptation from pig SVV to human SVV includes two circulations, the
food chain circulation and the
reservoir
circulation. In the reservoir and food chain circulation, SVV are
transmitting, mutating, and adapting between mice and minks (as well as
other semiaquatic mammals). Mink and mice can be infected through
contacting with epidemic water. In a free stall barn system, usually in
some areas of developing countries, pig will inevitably lead to a land
habitat circulation including human beings. The blue pathway is
transmitted by
fecal
route, while the red one is transmitted by oral route. In rural areas of
South Asia, Southeast Asia, Southern and Eastern China, pigs mink and
mice, in particular chick are often observed to eat by human. The pigs
and mink also have the opportunity to eat mice feces, but mice seldom
eat pig feces.