Viral
genera and types to have Wildpro links |
| Mammalian
type B oncovirus group |
- Mouse mammary tumour virus
|
| MLV-related
viruses (Mammalian type C retrovirus group) |
- Retroviridae: Avian
Reticuloendotheliosis virus (Duck infectious anaemia virus, Spleen necrosis
virus, Twiehaus-strain reticuloendotheliosis virus, C-type
retrovirus Reticuloendotheliosis Virus Hungary-2 (REV-H-2))
- Feline leukemia virus (FeLV)
- Feline sarcoma virus (FeSV)
- Murine sarcoma virus
- Gibbon ape leukemia virus
- Guineapig type C virus
- Porcine type C virus
- Wooly monkey sarcoma virus
- Viper retrovirus
|
| Type D
retrovirus group |
- Mason-pfizer monkey virus
- Squirrel monkey retrovirus
- Langur monkey virus
|
| Avian
type C retrovirus group (ALV-related viruses) |
- Avian leukosis-sarcoma viruses
|
| Spumavirus:
Foamy virus group |
- Feline Synctium-Forming Virus (FeSFV)
- Human foamy virus
- Simian foamy virus
- Bovine syncytial virus
|
| HTLV-BLV
group |
- Human T-cell lymphotropic virus
- Simian T-cell lymphotropic virus
- Bovine leukemia virus
|
| Lentivirus:
lentivirus group |
- Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV)
- Human immunodeficency virus (types 1 - 2)
- Simian immunodeficiency virus
- Maedi/Visna virus
- Caprine arthritis/encephalitis virus
- Equine infectious anaemia virus
- Bovine immunodeficiency virus
|
| Unclassified |
- Ovine pulmonary adenomatosis virus (Jaagsiekte)
|
Genera "Type
Species" |
| Mammalian type B oncovirus
group |
Mouse mammary tumour virus (B72) |
| MLV-related viruses (Mammalian
type C retrovirus group) |
Murine leukamia virus (B72) |
| Type D retrovirus group |
Mason-pfizer monkey virus (B72) |
| Avian type C retrovirus group
(ALV-related viruses) |
Avian leukosis virus (B72) |
| Spumavirus: Foamy virus group |
Human foamy virus (B72) |
| HTLV-BLV group |
Human T-cell lymphotropic virus type1 (B72) |
| Lentivirus: lentivirus group |
Human immunodeficency virus (B72) |
Genera "Host Range" |
| Mammalian type B oncovirus
group |
"Limited to a few exogenous,
vertically-transmitted (via milk) and endogenous viruses of mice. Associated with mammary
carcinoma and T-lymphoma. Related endogenous sequences have been found in other rodents
and primates. No oncogene-containing members are known." (B72) |
| MLV-related viruses (Mammalian
type C retrovirus group) |
"Widespread exogenous vertically and
horizontally transmitted and endogenous viruses found in many groups of mammals. The
reticuloendotheliosis group comprises a few isolates from birds, with no known
corresponding endogenous relatives. Related endogenous sequences are found in mammals.
Associated with a variety of diseases including malignancies, immunosuppression,
neurological disorders and others. Many oncogene-containing members of the mammalian and
reticuloendotheliosis virus group have been isolated." (B72) |
| Type D retrovirus group |
"Several isolates of exogenous,
horizontally transmitted and endogenous viruses of new and old world primate species.
Exogenous virus isolates associated with immunodeficiency disease. No oncogene-containing
members are known" (B72) |
| Avian type C retrovirus group
(ALV-related viruses) |
"Widespread exogenous vertically and
horizontally transmitted and endogenous viruses found in chickens and some other birds.
Distantly related endogenous sequences are found in birds and mammals. Associated with
malignancies and some other diseases such as wasting, osteoporosis. Many
oncogene-containing members of this group have been isolated." (B72) |
| Spumavirus: Foamy virus group |
"Widespread exogenous viruses found in
many group of mammals. No related endogenous viruses are known. Although many isolates
cause characteristic "foamy" cytopathology in cell culture, no associated
diseases have been described. No oncogene-containing members of this group have been
isolated." (B72) |
| HTLV-BLV group |
"Exogenous horizontally-transmitted
viruses found in a few groups of mammals. No related endogenous viruses are known.
Associated with B or adult T cell leukemia/lymphoma with a very long latency and less than
100% incidence. No oncogene-containing members of this group have been isolated." (B72) |
| Lentivirus: lentivirus group |
Exogenous horizontally and
vertically-transmitted viruses found in humans and many other groups of mammals. No
related endogenous viruses are known. Associated with a variety of diseases including
immunodeficiencies, neurological disorders, arthritis and others. No oncogene-containing
members of this group have been isolated. (B72) |
References |
| B81 |
Topley & Wilson |
| Microbiology and Microbial Infections;
Volume 1: Virology |
| B72 |
R I B Francki, C M Fauquet, D L
Knudson, F Brown |
| Classification and Nomenclature of
Viruses; Fifth Report of the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses |
| B59
|
Craig E Greene |
| Infectious Diseases of
the Dog and Cat |
| B58 |
John W Davis,
Lars H Karstad, Daniel O Trainer |
| Infectious Diseases of
Wild Mammals |
| B60 |
E A Chandler, J
B Sutton, D J Thompson |
| Canine Medicine and
Therapeutics - Second Edition |
| B53 |
E A Chandler, C
J Gaskell and A D R Hilbery |
| Feline Medicine and
Therapeutics |
| B64 |
Murray E Fowler |
| Zoo and Wild Animal
Medicine - First Edition |
