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Complete genome sequence of turnip ringspot virus

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Here we present the complete genome sequences of two TuRSV isolates. They are 90–100% identical in distinct genes, but reasonably less identical with RaMV isolates. Regarding the CPs, TuRSV and RaMV have an aa sequence identity of 72–74% among all isolates and the proposed cut-off level is 75%. For the proteinase–polymerase region, the average value between the two isolates of TuRSV and three isolates of RaMV is 79.8% and the cut-off level is 80%. At the moment, TuRSV and RaMV are the two identified species most closely related within the genus Comovirus.

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This project was supported by grant 522/07/0053 of the Czech Science Foundation, and grant AV0Z50510513 of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. Both authors contributed equally.

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Koloniuk, I., Petrzik, K. Complete genome sequence of turnip ringspot virus. Arch Virol 154, 1851–1853 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00705-009-0511-9

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