A novel highly divergent enteric calicivirus in a bovine calf, India
Kumar, N.; Kaushik, R.; Yadav, P.; Sircar, S.; Shete-Aich, A.; Singh, A.; Malik, Y. S.
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In 2015, a novel highly divergent bovine calicivirus was detected in an Indian calf with enteritis. Phylogenetic analysis linked it to the Nebovirus with only 38.5% sequence identities, emphasizing the need for separate taxonomic classification. Furthermore, PCR screening detected these unique caliciviruses widely in Indias northern states.
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