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Fig. 1
Clinical pathological changes after GI.2 infection in rabbits. A – lungs and epicardium; B – tracheas; C – livers; D – facial appearance of an infected rabbit; E – faeces; F – bladders
Fig. 2
Histopathological lesions in spleen, liver, and lung tissue. A and B – liver; C – spleen; D – lung. Scale bar 100μm
Fig. 3
Particles of the rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus (GI.2)
Fig. 4
PCR amplification results of the whole gene from the strain isolated in the present study. M – DNA marker; 1 – sample; 2 – negative control
Fig. 5
Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic trees. A – tree for the whole genome, nucleotide substitution model GTR + G + I; B – tree for the non-structural genes: nucleotides 1–5295, nucleotide substitution model GTR + G + I; C – tree for the structural genes (VP60+VP10): nucleotides 5296–7369, nucleotide substitution model GTR + G + I