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SUMMARY The labelled RNAs of the three European types of foot-and-mouth disease virus (A2-sVAIN ; C-OBERBAYERN; O ~-LOMBARDY) have been cross-hybridized with a large excess of denatured unlabelled foot-and-mouth disease virus-specific double- stranded RNA of the respective virus types. The degree of double-strand reformation in the heterologous reactions was taken as a measure of the extent to which polynucleotide sequences were shared by the virus RNAs. Different degrees of hybridization were obtained across different pairs of virus types: A2-SPAIN with O I-LOMBARDY = 65 %, A2-SPAIN with C-OBERBAYERN = 44 Yo, O I-LOMBARDY with C-OBERBAYERN = 45 %.

Polynucleotide Sequence Homologies among the RNAs of Foot-and-Mouth Disease Virus Types A, C and O