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Species-Specific Identification of Human Adenoviruses by a Multiplex PCR Assay

WanHong Xu, Mike C. McDonough, Dean D. Erdman
WanHong Xu
Respiratory and Enteric Viruses Branch, Division of Viral and Rickettsial Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia
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Mike C. McDonough
Respiratory and Enteric Viruses Branch, Division of Viral and Rickettsial Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia
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Dean D. Erdman
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DOI: 10.1128/JCM.38.11.4114-4120.2000
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    Ethidium bromide-stained agarose gel showing PCR products from five different combinations of Ad species-specific primers. Lanes, from left to right:, respectively: M, molecular weight marker III (Boehringer Mannheim); species A-F, species A to F; A-D, F, species A, B, C, D, and F; B, D, E, species B, D, and E; B, C, E, species B, C, and E; B, C, D, species B, C, and D; Neg, template-free negative control. Numbers on the left are in base pairs.

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    Ethidium bromide-stained agarose gel showing PCR products of 49 Ad prototype strains. Lanes, from left to right, respectively: M, molecular weight marker III (Boehringer Mannheim); P, pooled control DNAs of representative Ad serotypes of species A to F; 1 to 49, individual Ad serotypes; N, pooled control DNA without indicated Ad species. Numbers on the left are in base pairs.

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    Ethidium bromide-stained agarose gel showing PCR products of the hexon (A) and fiber (B) multiplex assays. Lanes: M, molecular weight marker VI (Boehringer Mannheim); 1, isolate 98034069; 2, V-2064A; 3, 99018072; 4, V-2181; 5, V-2079A; 6, V-2167A; 7, RU-8176; 8, prototype Ad3; 9, Ad7; 10, Ad16; 11, Ad21; 12, Ad11; 13 Ad14; 14, Ad34; 15, Ad35; N, negative control. Both assays were performed with the same Ad DNA extracts, and identical results were obtained in two separate amplification reactions. Numbers on the left are in base pairs.

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    Oligonucleotide primers for PCR amplification of adenovirus species

    SpeciesPrimerPolarityGeneGene regionPosition (nt no.)aSequence (5′→3′)Amplicon size (bp)b
    A to FAd1+Hexon1834–1853TTCCCCATGGCICAYAACAC482
    Ad2−2315–2296CCCTGGTAKCCRATRTTGTA
    AAdA1+FiberTail29392–29414GCTGAAGAAMCWGAAGAAAATGA1444–1537
    AdA2−Knob30928–30908CRTTTGGTCTAGGGTAAGCAC
    BAdB1+FiberTail4573–4595TSTACCCYTATGAAGATGAAAGC670–772
    AdB2−Knob5242–5220GGATAAGCTGTAGTRCTKGGCAT
    CAdC1+FiberFlank333–354TATTCAGCATCACCTCCTTTCC1988–2000
    AdC2−Flank2320–2301AAGCTATGTGGTGGTGGGGC
    DAdD1+FiberFlank5–25GATGTCAAATTCCTGGTCCAC1205–1221
    AdD2−Flank1219–1198TACCCGTGCTGGTGTAAAAATC
    EAdE1+FiberTail48–67TCCCTACGATGCAGACAACG967
    AdE2−Knob1014–994AGTGCCATCTATGCTATCTCC
    FAdF1+FiberShaft1734–1754ACTTAATGCTGACACGGGCAC541–586
    AdF2−Shaft2274–2253TAATGTTTGTGTTACTCCGCTC
    • ↵a Nucleotide (nt) numbering for Ad group-specific primers based on published hexon gene sequence of Ad3 (41); nucleotide numbering for Ad species-specific primers based on published fiber gene sequences of Ad12 (49), Ad7 (26), Ad5 (7), Ad8 (39), Ad4 (17), and Ad40 (27).

    • ↵b Predicted amplicon size range based on previously published nucleotide sequences of representative Ad serotypes for each species.

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    Comparison of types determined by species-specific multiplex PCR assays with types of 180 previously typed Ad field isolates

    Original identificationaNo. of isolates testedNo. of isolates with the indicated result:
    Fiber multiplex PCR assayHexon multiplex PCR assayb
    SpeciesSerotypeCorrectIncorrectCorrectIncorrect
    A1222020
    18109191
    3187171
    31 + 1222020
     Subtotal22202202
    B344040
    7, 7a42420411
    1133012
    11/H1411010
    1411001
    16c11110110
    21/H21 + 3522002
    34/H1111010
    3422020
    3522011
     Subtotal69690627
    C187171
    210100100
    544040
    655050
     Subtotal27261261
    D822020
    911010
    1311010
    15/H2911010
    1711010
    1999090
    2211010
    2311010
    2811010
    2911010
    3011010
    32/H2711010
    3611010
    3722020
    3811010
    3910101
    4211010
    4311010
    44/H1311010
    4511010
    46/H1311010
    4711010
     Subtotal32311311
    E412120120
    F4063333
    4144040
    40 or 4188080
     Subtotal18153153
    Total180173716614
    • ↵a Original identification of Ad isolates by hemagglutination inhibition (23) and/or neutralization (21) assay. Eight Ad40/41 isolates originally identified by commercial Ad40/41 enzyme immunoassay only.

    • ↵b Ad species-specific hexon multiplex PCR procedure performed as described by Pring-Åkerblom et al. (42).

    • ↵c Six of 11 Ad16 field isolates were later identified as Ad3 on retesting by neutralization assay.

  • Table 3.

    Confirmation of results for Ad isolates with discrepant results by species-specific multiplex PCR assays

    IsolateDate collected (mo/day/yr)LocationOriginal identificationaMultiplex PCR assaysbRepeat identificationc
    SpeciesSerotypeFiberHexonSpeciesSerotype
    V-17075/3/84AlabamaAAd18CCCAd2
    V-23628/16/91New MexicoAAd31DDDAd36
    99018072NDdBrazilBAd11BNegBAd11
    V-218112/20/88New YorkBAd11BNegBAd11
    98034069X/X/95EgyptBAd14BNegBAd14
    V-2167A9/8/85TennesseeBAd21/H21 + 35BNegBAd21 + 35
    RU-81762/24/77TennesseeBAd21/H21 + 35BNegBAd21 + 35
    V-2079A4/30/87CanadaBAd35BNegBAd35
    V-2064A1/30/87ColoradoBAd7BNegBAd7
    V-22157/26/89PennsylvaniaCAd1DDDAd19
    V-375-48/28/89El SalvadorDAd39AAAAd31
    V-2158B6/22/88MarylandFAd40AAAAd31
    V-1533-1811/24/81ArizonaFAd40AAAAd31
    V-2159A6/29/88MarylandFAd40DDDAd9
    • ↵a Original identification of Ad isolates made by hemagglutination inhibition (23) and/or neutralization (21) assay.

    • ↵b Ad species-specific hexon multiplex PCR procedure performed as described by Pring-Åkerblom et al. (42).

    • ↵c Repeat identification of Ad isolates made by microneutralization assay with type-specific horse antisera.

    • ↵d ND, not determined.

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WanHong Xu, Mike C. McDonough, Dean D. Erdman
Journal of Clinical Microbiology Nov 2000, 38 (11) 4114-4120; DOI: 10.1128/JCM.38.11.4114-4120.2000
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Adenovirus Infections, Human
Adenoviruses, Human
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