Genomic Epidemiology of African Swine Fever Virus Identified in Domestic Pig Farms in South Korea during 2019–2021

Figure 1

Mutations in whole-genome sequences of African swine fever viruses isolated from South Korea compared with the reference strain Georgia 2007/1. The nucleotide numbers are marked based on reference sequence (Georgia 2007/1). The location of the gaps in the reference sequence generated by nucleotide insertions of South Korea isolates is marked with a slash (/) between two nucleotide numbers. The sequences in open reading frames (ORFs) are highlighted in red in the reference sequence, whereas those located in intergenic regions (IGRs) are represented in black. Nonsynonymous mutations are marked with filled stars. Three nucleotide insertions between 20405 and 20406 are shown in the ASFV/Korea/Pig/Goseong/2021 strain. Mutations clustered in MGF 505-9R assumed to be the result of self-recombination in ASFV/Korea/Pig/Inje2/2021 and the GAATATATAG insertion at I73R-I329L IGR in all Korean isolates are not included in this figure.