Iryna V Goraichuk, James F Davis, Claudio L Afonso, David L Suarez
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Sequencing of historic samples provides complete coding sequences of chicken calicivirus from the United States.
Here, we report the coding-complete genomic sequences of two chicken caliciviruses from US poultry flocks in 2003 and 2004. They show the same genomic organization as that of other members of the Bavovirus genus and have the highest nucleotide identity (~88%) with strains from clinically normal chickens from Germany in 2004 and Netherlands in 2019.
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