Genus: Sapovirus
Family: Caliciviridae
Genus: Sapovirus
Distinguishing features
The strains in this genus form a distinct clade within the family Caliciviridae (Figure 4. Caliciviridae).
Virion
See discussion under family description.
The strains in this genus form a distinct clade within the family Caliciviridae (Figure 4. Caliciviridae).
See discussion under family description.
The strains in this genus form a distinct clade within the family Caliciviridae (Figure 4. Caliciviridae). Viruses in this genus have only been detected in Atlantic salmon and belong to a single species, Nordland virus.
See discussion under family description.
The strains in this genus form a distinct clade within the family Caliciviridae (Figure 4. Caliciviridae).
See discussion under family description.
The strains in this genus form a distinct clade within the family Caliciviridae (Figure 4. Caliciviridae).
See discussion under family description.
The strains in this genus form a distinct clade within the family Caliciviridae (Figure 4. Caliciviridae).
See discussion under family description.
The strains in this genus form a distinct clade within the family Caliciviridae (Figure 4. Caliciviridae).
See discussion under family description.
The strains in this genus form a distinct clade within the family Caliciviridae (Figure 4. Caliciviridae). ORF1 of minovirus encodes a polyprotein that shares 21% amino acid identity with caliciviruses in the genus Salovirus, which also have been detected in fish species, followed by 11% to 14% amino acid identity with mammalian caliciviruses.
The strains in this genus form a distinct clade within the family Caliciviridae (Figure 4. Caliciviridae).
See discussion under family description.
The strains in this genus form a distinct clade within the family Caliciviridae (Figure 4. Caliciviridae).
See discussion under family description.
Jan Vinjé, Mary K. Estes, Pedro Esteves, Kim Y. Green, Kazuhiko Katayama, Nick J. Knowles, Yvan L’Homme, Vito Martella, Harry Vennema and Peter A. White