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Research Project: Genomes to Phenomes in Beef Cattle Research

Location: Genetics and Animal Breeding

Title: Complete genome sequence of bovine coronavirus variants from the nasal virome of Irish beef-suckler and pre-weaned dairy calves clinically diagnosed with bovine respiratory disease

Author
item DHUFAIGH, KERRIE - Teagasc (AGRICULTURE AND FOOD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY)
item MCCABE, MATTHEW - Teagasc (AGRICULTURE AND FOOD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY)
item CORMICAN, PAUL - Teagasc (AGRICULTURE AND FOOD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY)
item CUEVAS-GOMEZ, INMACULADA - Teagasc (AGRICULTURE AND FOOD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY)
item MCGEE, MARK - Teagasc (AGRICULTURE AND FOOD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY)
item McDaneld, Tara
item EARLEY, BERNADETTE - Teagasc (AGRICULTURE AND FOOD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY)

Submitted to: Microbiology Resource Announcements
Publication Type: Research Notes
Publication Acceptance Date: 9/29/2022
Publication Date: N/A
Citation: N/A

Interpretive Summary: We report the first complete Bovine coronavirus genome sequences from Ireland. These Bovine coronavirus sequences were from nasal swabs collected during a bovine respiratory disease outbreak among recently purchased beef and dairy calves.

Technical Abstract: We report the first 24 complete Bovine coronavirus (BCoV) genome sequences from Ireland. BCoV was sequenced directly from nasal swabs that had been collected during a bovine respiratory disease outbreak among recently purchased beef-suckler and pre-weaned dairy calves.