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 Enterovirus
species
Serotype Strain Origin Year Illness Source Reference
Enterovirus C CVA1 Tompkins Coxsackie, N.Y. 1947 Paralytic illness stools Dalldorf et al., 1949
Enterovirus A CVA2 Fleetwood Delaware 1947 Paralytic illness stools Sickles and Dalldorf, 1949
Enterovirus A CVA3 Olson New York 1948 Aseptic meningitis stools Sickles and Dalldorf, 1949
Enterovirus A CVA4 High Point North Carolina 1950 -- sewage from a polio community Melnick, 1950
Enterovirus A CVA5 Swartz New York 1950 Poliomyelitis stools Dalldorf and Sickles, 1953
Enterovirus A CVA6 Gdula New York 1949 Aseptic meningitis stools Dalldorf et al., 1949
Enterovirus A CVA7 Parker New York 1949 Aseptic meningitis stools Dalldorf et al., 1949
Enterovirus A CVA8 Donovan New York 1949 Poliomyelitis stools Dalldorf et al., 1949
Enterovirus B CVA9 Bozek New York 1950 Aseptic meningitis stools Dalldorf et al., 1949
Enterovirus A CVA10 Kowalik New York 1950 Aseptic meningitis stools Dalldorf et al., 1949
Enterovirus C CVA11 Belgium-1 Belgium 1951 Epidemic myalgia stools Curnen
Enterovirus A CVA12 Texas-12 Texas 1948 -- flies from a polio community Melnick, 1950
Enterovirus C CVA13 Flores Mexico 1952 none stools Sickles
Enterovirus A CVA14 G-14 South Africa 1950 none stools Gear
Enterovirus C CVA15 G-9 South Africa 1950 none stools Gear
Enterovirus A CVA16 G-10 South Africa 1951 none stools Gear
Enterovirus C CVA17 G-12 South Africa 1951 none stools Gear
Enterovirus C CVA18 G-13 South Africa 1950 none stools Gear
Enterovirus C CVA19 NIH-8663 (Dohi) Japan 1952 Guillain-Barre syndrome stools Huebner
Enterovirus C CVA20 IH-35 New York 1955 Infectious hepatitis stools Sickles
Enterovirus C CVA20a Tulane Louisiana 1951 Poliomyelitis? stools Sickles et al., 1959
Enterovirus C CVA20b Cecil South Africa 1951 none stools Sickles et al., 1959
Enterovirus C CVA20c Thai C-18 Thailand 1958/9? Cholera stools Abraham and Cheever, 1963
Enterovirus C CVA21 Kuykendall California 1952 Poliomyelitis stools Lennette
Enterovirus C CVA21(V) Coe ? ? Mild respiratory disease throat washings Lennette et al., 1958
Enterovirus C CVA22 Chulman New York 1955 Vomiting and diarrhea stools Sickles
- CVA23 = echovirus 9
Enterovirus C CVA24 Joseph South Africa 1952 none stools Gear
Enterovirus C CVA24' DN-19 Texas 1963 Infantile diarrhea stools ?
Enterovirus C CVA24(V) EH 24/70 Singapore 1970 AHC conjunctival scrapings Mirkovic et al., 1974
All prototypes were isolated from stools except type 4 (sewage from a polio community); type 12 (flies from a polio community); type 21/Coe (throat washings); and type 24/EH 24/70 (conjunctival scrapings).
V = variant
AHC = acute haemorrhagic conjuncivitis
 

References

Dalldorf et al., 1949 (J. exp. Med. 89: 567)

Sickles and Dalldorf, 1949 (Proc. Soc. exp. Biol. Med. 72: 30)

Dalldorf and Sickles, 1953 (In: Diagnostic Procedures for Virus and Rickettsial Diseases 2nd Edition. Am. Public Health Assoc., New York, p.153)

Melnick, 1950 (Bull. N.Y. Acad. Med. 26: 342)

Curnen

Sickles

Gear

Huebner

Lennette

Lennette et al., 1958 (Am. J. Hyg. 68: 272)

Mirkovic et al., 1974 (Intervirol. 4: 119-127)

Sickles et al., 1959 (Proc. Soc. exp. Biol. Med. 102: 742-743)

Abraham and Cheever, 1963. (PSEBM 112: 981)