Adenoviruses from patients with AIDS: A plethora of serotypes and a description of five new serotypes of subgenus D (types 43-47) Journal Article


Authors: Hierholzer, J. C.; Wigand, R.; Anderson, L. J.; Adrian, T.; Gold, J. W. M.
Article Title: Adenoviruses from patients with AIDS: A plethora of serotypes and a description of five new serotypes of subgenus D (types 43-47)
Abstract: We analyzed 67 adenovirus isolates from 48 patients with AIDS. The isolates included 5 of subgenus A (all Ad31), 23 of subgenus B, 4 of subgenus C (all Ad5), and 35 of subgenus D. The subgenus A and C strains were from liver, lung, blood, urine, and stool and were unremarkable in their antigenic characteristics. The subgenus B strains were mostly from urjne and were serotyped by neutralization (SN) and hemagglutination-inhibition (HAI) tests as Adll (12 isolates), Adl6 (1), Ad35 (3), and Ad21/H21 + 35 (1) plus new intermediate strains 34/H11 (3), 35/H11 (1), and 11 + 35/H11 (2). The subgenus D serotypes from 24 patients were mostly from stool specimens and consisted of 8 isolates of known serotypes, 16 of antigenically intermediate strains, and 11 of five new adenovirus types with distinct antigenic and restriction enzyme characteristics. The new serotypes were described as candidate types 43-47 in accordance with currently accepted taxonomic criteria. Ad45,46, and 47 showed a major relation by HAI with Ad29,24, and 20, respectively. Four intermediate types were related to the new serotypes. The plethora of serotypes from patients with AIDS suggests that no epidemiological significance can be attached to any one serotype. © The University of Chicago.
Keywords: adult; clinical article; nonhuman; classification; cell line; antigen; genetic engineering; cell culture; restriction endonuclease; homosexuality; serodiagnosis; acquired immune deficiency syndrome; acquired immunodeficiency syndrome; virus infection; cross reaction; microbiology; adenovirus; middle age; virus neutralization; adenoviridae infections; neutralization tests; cross reactions; hemagglutination inhibition tests; adenovirus infections, human; adenoviruses, human; serotyping; human; male; female; priority journal; article; support, non-u.s. gov't; hemagglutination tests; hemagglutination inhibition test; hemagglutination test; human adenovirus
Journal Title: Journal of Infectious Diseases
Volume: 158
Issue: 4
ISSN: 0022-1899
Publisher: Oxford University Press  
Date Published: 1988-10-01
Start Page: 804
End Page: 813
Language: English
DOI: 10.1093/infdis/158.4.804
PUBMED: 2844918
PROVIDER: scopus
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Notes: Article -- Export Date: 6 August 2020 -- Source: Scopus
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