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. 2025 Nov 18;208(1):26.
doi: 10.1007/s00203-025-04569-9.

Isolation and complete genome analysis of porcine circovirus-1 associated with reproductive failurein swine: foremost study in India

P Mohanapriya  1 , S Parthiban  2 , K Reshma  1 , Jagadish Hiremath  3 , S S Patil  3 , M Kalyana Chakravarthi  4 , K S Prasanna  5 , P Raja  1 , M Parthiban  1 , S Sathesh Kumar  6 , M Murugan  7 , A Ramesh  8
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Isolation and complete genome analysis of porcine circovirus-1 associated with reproductive failurein swine: foremost study in India

P Mohanapriya et al. Arch Microbiol. .
No abstract available

Keywords: Complete genome; Isolation; PCV 1; Phylogenetic analysis; Reproductive infection; Swine.

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Conflict of interest statement

Declarations. Conflict of interest: The authors declare no competing interests. Ethical information/approval: All the field samples in this study were collected from dead pigs through routine standard post-mortem examinations by qualified veterinarians. No samples from live animals were used in this study. Institutional animal ethics committee approval obtained for this study (approval number.138/DFBS/IAEC/2024 dated 10/01/2024).This research work was governed by the Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBSC) (approval number 0.759/DFBS/9/IBSC/2023 dated 31/10/23.) and followed all the biosafety measures. All the methods were performed in accordance with the relevant guidelines and regulations of institutional biosafety committee for the waste disposal. Consent for publication: All the authors reviewed the paper and given their consent for publication. Consent to participate: Not applicable.

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