Identificación y secuenciación de SARS-CoV-2 en una leona africana (Panthera leo), bajo el cuidado técnico profesional, en Colombia
Identification and genomic sequencing of SARS-CoV-2 in an African lioness (Panthera leo), under professional technical care in Colombia
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https://doi.org/10.15446/rsap.v24n2.104984Palabras clave:
PCR, infecciones por coronavirus, leones, animales salvajes, secuencia Illumina (es)RT-qPCR, coronavirus infections, lions, wild animals, illumina sequence (en)
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Objetivo Identificar y caracterizar el virus SARS-CoV-2 en una leona africana (Panthera leo), hembra, de edad avanzada, que presentó por varios meses signos relacionados con enfermedad respiratoria atípica.
Métodos Se tomaron muestras de hisopados nasales 23 días después de haber reportado secreción nasal inicial. Se realizó la detección del virus SARS-Cov2 mediante RT-qPCR y posteriormente se caracterizó el genoma completo mediante secuencia Illumina.
Resultados Desde el punto de vista clínico, los resultados encontrados en las muestras de sangre no mostraron cambios evidentes que se pudieran relacionar con el virus o con todos los signos descritos desde el inicio del caso. Para la secuenciación genómica los análisis mostraron una alineación múltiple comparativa entre los tres genomas (muestra Leona, FIP u NC_045512 [Wu han]) por medio de Mauve, centrado en los genes Spike, E y M (archivo complementario, parte B). Se logró identificar 5 segmentos muy similares entre Leona y NC_045512 (Wuhan).
Conclusiones Es necesario adelantar más investigaciones para estandarizar el diagnóstico de esta patología en los animales. Así mismo, se requieren estudios genómicos en estas especies. Además, se evidenció con la revisión del estado de la cuestión que existen muchos vacíos del conocimiento en la implicación zoonótica de la pandemia y en el conocimiento de este virus en animales domésticos y silvestres, lo que supone un reto importante para las investigaciones de aquí en adelante.
Objective To identify and characterize the SARS-CoV-2 virus in an elderly African lioness (Panthera leo) that presented signs related to atypical respiratory disease for several months.
Methods Nasal swab samples were taken 23 days after infection. have reported initial nasal discharge.
Results The SARS-Cov2 virus was detected by RT-qPCR and the complete genome was subsequently characterized by Illumina sequencing. The results found in the blood samples did not show obvious changes that could be related to the virus or to the signs described from the beginning of the case. For genomic sequencing the analyzes showed a comparative multiple alignment between the three genomes (sample Leona, FIP or NC_045512 (Wu han)) by means of Mauve, focusing on the Spike, E and M genes (Supplementary file, part B); 5 very similar segments between Leona and NC_045512 (Wuhan) was identified.
Conclusions It is necessary to carry out more research to standardize the diagnosis of this pathology in animals and guarantee access to it. Also, genomic studies in these species. Additionally, it was evidenced with the literature review that there are many knowledge gaps in the zoonotic implication of the Pandemic and in the knowledge of this virus in domestic and wild animals, which represents an important challenge for research from now on.
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