| Species
Type
Strain |
Length |
Acc. No. |
Reference |
| |
|
Parabovirus A |
ParV-A1 |
parabovirus A1
(Rattus norwegicus picornavirus)
isolate Longwan-Rn37 |
7510 nt |
MF352412 |
W.-P. Guo & Y.-Z. Zhang. 2017, unpublished. |
|
ParV-A2 |
parabovirus A2
(Apodemus agrarius picornavirus)
isolate Longquan-R132 |
7665 nt |
MF352414 |
W.-P. Guo & Y.-Z. Zhang. 2017, unpublished. |
|
ParV-A3 |
parabovirus A3
isolate RtNn-PicoV/HuB2015-3 |
7935 nt |
KY432935 |
Wu et al. 2018. Comparative analysis of rodent and small mammal viromes to better
understand the wildlife origin of emerging infectious diseases. Microbiome 6 (1), 178. |
|
ParV-A4 |
parabovirus A4
isolate RtMruf-PicoV/JL2014-3 |
7999 nt |
KY432932 |
Wu et al. 2018. Comparative analysis of rodent and small mammal viromes to better
understand the wildlife origin of emerging infectious diseases. Microbiome 6 (1), 178. |
|
ParV-A4 |
parabovirus A4
isolate RtMruf-PicoV/JL2014-3 |
1842 nt (3CD) |
KY432940 |
Wu et al. 2018. Comparative analysis of rodent and small mammal viromes to better
understand the wildlife origin of emerging infectious diseases. Microbiome 6 (1), 178. |
|
Parabovirus B |
ParV-B1 |
parabovirus B1
isolate RtCb-PicoV/HeB2014 |
8315 nt |
KY432927 |
Wu et al. 2018. Comparative analysis of rodent and small mammal viromes to better
understand the wildlife origin of emerging infectious diseases. Microbiome 6 (1), 178. |
|
Parabovirus C |
ParV-C1 |
parabovirus C1
isolate RtNn-PicoV/HuB2015-1 |
8013 nt |
KY432933 |
Wu et al. 2018. Comparative analysis of rodent and small mammal viromes to better
understand the wildlife origin of emerging infectious diseases. Microbiome 6 (1), 178. |