Genome sequences of human coronavirus NL63 diagnosed in southern France
Houmadi Hikmat, Céline Boschi, Sarah Aherfi, Aurélie Morand, Bernard La Scola, Philippe Colson
TL;DR
This paper presents 17 genome sequences of human coronavirus NL63 found in patients in southern France.
Contribution
The study provides new genome sequences of NL63 coronavirus from southern France and classifies them into subgenotypes.
Findings
Seventeen NL63 genomes were sequenced from respiratory samples in southern France.
Sixteen genomes belong to subgenotype C2 and one to subgenotype B1.
Abstract
We report here 17 human coronavirus NL63 genomes from France. They were obtained from residues of respiratory samples collected from patients for diagnostics in southern France, using an in-house multiplex PCR amplification system followed by next-generation sequencing with Illumina technology. Sixteen genomes belong to subgenotype C2 and one to subgenotype B1.
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TopicsSARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 Research · Animal Virus Infections Studies · COVID-19 Clinical Research Studies