PubMed · 14716898
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Arne Svejgaard, Bodil K Jakobsen, Ebbe Dickmeiss. 2003-12-08. [Tissue types].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14716898/
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The main goals of the meeting--to provide guidelines for describing the major genetic groups of rubella virus and to establish uniform genetic analysis protocols--were achieved. Guidelines for describing the genotypes as an operational taxonomic group consisted of the designation of reference viruses and reference sequences for 7 genotypes of rubella viruses representing 2 clades, and designation of an additional 3 provisional genotypes. Provisional genotype status was given either because reference viruses were not yet available and/or because there was uncharacterized complexity within the genetic group. Uniform analysis protocols recommended the comparison of unknown viral sequences with the complete set of designated reference viruses, and recommended a minimum acceptable sequence window which produced phylogenetic results with high confidence values. A list of literature references about rubella virus phylogeny and molecular epidemiology is available from the WHO Internet site for this report. As additional understanding of the genetic characteristics of wild-type rubella viruses is achieved, updates to the recommended nomenclature will be made and published in the Weekly Epidemiological Record.
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