Molecular Signature of the Ebola Virus Associated with the Fishermen Community Outbreak in Aberdeen, Sierra Leone, in February 2015 | Zendy

Maria Rosaria Capobianchi | Zendy; Cesare Ernesto Maria Gruber | Zendy; Fabrizio Carletti | Zendy; Silvia Meschi | Zendy; Concetta Castilletti | Zendy; Francesco Vairo | Zendy; Mirella Biava | Zendy; Claudia Minosse | Zendy; Gino Strada | Zendy; Gina Portella | Zendy; Rossella Miccio | Zendy; Valeria Minardi | Zendy; Luca Rolla | Zendy; Abdul Kamara | Zendy; Giovanni Chillemi | Zendy; Alessandro Desideri | Zendy; Antonino Di | Zendy; Giuseppe Ippolito | Zendy

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Molecular Signature of the Ebola Virus Associated with the Fishermen Community Outbreak in Aberdeen, Sierra Leone, in February 2015

Author(s) -

Maria Rosaria Capobianchi,

Cesare Ernesto Maria Gruber,

Fabrizio Carletti,

Silvia Meschi,

Concetta Castilletti,

Francesco Vairo,

Mirella Biava,

Claudia Minosse,

Gino Strada,

Gina Portella,

Rossella Miccio,

Valeria Minardi,

Luca Rolla,

Abdul Kamara,

Giovanni Chillemi,

Alessandro Desideri,

Antonino Di,

Giuseppe Ippolito

Publication year - 2015

Publication title -

genome announcements

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2169-8287

DOI - 10.1128/genomea.01093-15

Subject(s) - sierra leone , ebola virus , subclade , outbreak , virology , biology , whole genome sequencing , virus , sequence (biology) , genome , phylogenetic tree , genetics , clade , gene , history , ethnology

We report the complete genome sequence of Ebola virus from a health worker linked to a cluster of cases occurring in the fishing community of Aberdeen, Sierra Leone (February 2015), which were characterized by unusually severe presentation. The sequence, clustering in the SL subclade 3.2.4, harbors mutations potentially relevant for pathogenesis.

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