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Resolving ambiguities in genetic typing of human enterovirus species C clinical isolates and identification of enterovirus 96, 99 and 102, by Betty A. Brown, Kaija Maher, Mary R. Flemister, Pejman Naraghi-Arani, Moyez Uddin, M. Steven Oberste and Mark A. Pallansch

Journal of General Virology vol. 90, part 7, pp. 1713–1723

Supplementary Table S1. Isolates included in the analysis

Supplementary Table S2. Sequencing primers

Supplementary Table S3. P1 nucleotide sequence comparisons

Supplementary Table S4. P1 amino acid sequence comparisons

Supplementary Table S5. VP1 nucleotide sequence comparisons

Supplementary Table S6. VP1 amino acid sequence comparisons

Supplementary Table S7. VP2 nucleotide sequence comparisons

Supplementary Table S8. VP2 amino acid sequence comparisons

Supplementary Table S9. VP3 nucleotide sequence comparisons

Supplementary Table S10. VP3 amino acid sequence comparisons

Supplementary Table S11. VP4 nucleotide sequence comparisons

Supplementary Table S12. VP4 amino acid sequence comparisons

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Supplementary Fig. S1. Phylogenetic relationships of HEV-C clinical isolates and other members of HEV- C, based on amino acid sequences of the individual mature capsid proteins, VP2-4.

Supplementary Fig. S2. Comparison of amino acid identity plotted versus nucleotide identity of HEV- C isolates for (a) VP2 and (b) VP3.

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