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Phylogeny Study Of Some Vaccinal Strains Of Rabies Virus And Comparing Their Antigenic Glycoprotein Specificity With The Wild Type

Figure 4: Result of studying glycoprotein antigenic sites. Some antigenic sites from many strains of the virus which are different from reference virus are marked with red color as it is shown in the table 1. Associated to CVS strain: Threonine amino acid in antigenic site II b in reference strain is changed to Isoleucine and Glycine is changed to Glutamate. Histidine is also changed to Arginine in G5 antigenic site. Associated to PV strain: Histidine amino acid existing in reference strain is changed to Arginine in G5 antigenic site.

Result of studying glycoprotein antigenic sites. Some antigenic sites from many strains of the virus which are different from reference virus are marked with red color as it is shown in the table 1. Associated to CVS strain: Threonine amino acid in antigenic site II b in reference strain is changed to Isoleucine and Glycine is changed to Glutamate. Histidine is also changed to Arginine in G5 antigenic site. Associated to PV strain: Histidine amino acid existing in reference strain is changed to Arginine in G5 antigenic site.
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