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Although viruses have been associated with mortality outbreaks in different mollusc species, little  information is available on their exact affiliation and taxonomic position. Herpes viruses have  attracted particular attention because of their economic and ecological impact on both farmed and  wild marine molluscs over the past 20 years. Investigations based on molecular approaches have  been carried out on the herpes virus infecting Pacific oysters in France. Molecular and ultra-structural  data were used to classify the virus under the name ostreid herpesvirus 1 (OsHV-1), as the first  known species in the family Malacoherpesviridae. Since 2008, massive mortality outbreaks were  reported in several Crassostrea gigas oyster farms in France, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. The  outbreaks were attributed to adverse environmental conditions associated with a particular variant  of OsHV-1, called OsHV-1 μVar.

Les virus infectant les mollusques marins: un exemple d'actualité, les herpèsvirus