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1 Evolution of FMDV during persistence in African buffalo (Syncerus caffer) Martí Cortey 1 , Francois Maree 2 , Lin-Mari de Klerk-Lorist 3 , Eva Pérez 1 , Fuquan Zhang 1 , Louis van Schalkwyk 3 , Dave Cooper 4 , Roy Bengis 4 , Bryan Charleston 1 , Nick Juleff 1 1 Viral Immunology Group, The Pirbright Institute, UK 2 Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute-Transboundary Animal Diseases Programme, Onderstepoort, South Africa 3 State Veterinary Services, Skukuza, South Africa 4 Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, St Lucia, South Africa

Evolution of FMDV during persistence in African … Evolution of FMDV during persistence in African buffalo (Syncerus caffer) Martí 2Cortey1, Francois Maree , Lin-Mari de Klerk-Lorist3,

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Evolution of FMDV during persistence in African buffalo (Syncerus caffer) Martí Cortey1, Francois Maree2, Lin-Mari de Klerk-Lorist3, Eva Pérez1, Fuquan Zhang1, Louis van Schalkwyk3, Dave Cooper4, Roy Bengis4, Bryan Charleston1, Nick Juleff1

1Viral Immunology Group, The Pirbright Institute, UK 2Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute-Transboundary Animal Diseases Programme, Onderstepoort, South Africa 3State Veterinary Services, Skukuza, South Africa 4Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, St Lucia, South Africa

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Previous knowledge (Juleff et al. 2008, 2012)

• FMDV is maintained in the light zone of GCs

• Likely in association with FDCs

• Non-replicating state (viral capsid and genome, no NSP)

• This finding could explain FMDV persistence despite the high level

of neutralising antibody

Is this a mechanism for FMDV persistence? Immune complexed FMDV is able to infect FcR expressing cells ex vivo and in vitro. Potential for low-level replication (macrophages, B cells, DCs?)

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African buffalo study

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Virus isolation and real-time qRT-PCR

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VNT: homologous and heterologous neutralization

All animals are protected (from day 14 to day 400 pi) against all virus isolates, Ab titers > 45 (log2= 5.5).[ No immune escape]

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Laser Micro Dissection (LMD)

Tissue (PhT, PtT, DSP)

Cryostat

Staining

Select Germinal Centers and Epitheliums (Crypts)

PCR of the ~SAT1-VP1

cDNA

Positive

qPCR

Dilution (Ct~35) RNA extraction

PCR of the ~SAT1-VP1

24 Minipreps per GC/Epi

Cloning

Sanger Sequencing

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Nucleotide Diversity (π)

π: average number of nucleotide differences per site between any two DNA sequences chosen randomly from the sample population

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Nucleotide Diversity (π)

π: average number of nucleotide differences per site between any two DNA sequences chosen randomly from the sample population

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MJ Network Consensus

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MJ Network_Buffalo19_35Dpi_Aa

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MJ Network_Buffalo44_400Dpi_Aa

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Population PCA

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Analysis of Molecular Variance(AMOVA)

Buffalo 19 (PhT/PtT/DSP)

1. Are there significant differences among tissues?

Pharyngeal Tonsil (GC vs Epi) Palatine Tonsil (GC vs Epi)

2. Are there significant differences among GC/Epi/Cr within the tissues ?

3. Are there significant differences among GC/Epi/Cr

No

Yes

Yes 4. Are there significant differences within GC/Epi/Cr?

No

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Analysis of Molecular Variance(AMOVA)

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Source of Sum of Variance Percentage

variation d.f. squares components of variation

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Among

groups 1 2.097 0.00955 Va 1.52

Among

populations

within

groups 4 5.705 0.03615 Vb 5.74

Within

populations 134 78.204 0.58362 Vc 92.74

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Total 139 86.007 0.62932

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Fixation Indices

FSC : 0.05833

FST : 0.07263

FCT : 0.01518

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Significance tests (1023 permutations)

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Vc and FST : P(rand. value < obs. value) = 0.00098

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.00000

P-value = 0.00098+-0.00098

Vb and FSC : P(rand. value > obs. value) = 0.00782

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.00000

P-value = 0.00782+-0.00242

Va and FCT : P(rand. value > obs. value) = 0.10068

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.09189

P-value = 0.19257+-0.01322

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Source of Sum of Variance Percentage

variation d.f. squares components of variation

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Among

groups 2 4.030 -0.00240 Va -0.36

Among

populations

within

groups 14 32.598 0.07365 Vb 11.03

Within

populations 383 228.345 0.59620 Vc 89.32

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Total 399 264.973 0.66746

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Fixation Indices

FSC : 0.10996

FST : 0.10676

FCT : -0.00359

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Significance tests (1023 permutations)

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Vc and FST : P(rand. value < obs. value) = 0.00000

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.00000

P-value = 0.00000+-0.00000

Vb and FSC : P(rand. value > obs. value) = 0.00000

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.00000

P-value = 0.00000+-0.00000

Va and FCT : P(rand. value > obs. value) = 0.62952

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.00000

P-value = 0.62952+-0.01438

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Source of Sum of Variance Percentage

variation d.f. squares components of variation

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Among

groups 1 4.621 0.06368 Va 9.55

Among

populations

within

groups 3 3.005 0.01745 Vb 2.62

Within

populations 114 66.777 0.58576 Vc 87.83

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Total 118 74.403 0.66690

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Fixation Indices

FSC : 0.02893

FST : 0.12166

FCT : 0.09549

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Significance tests (1023 permutations)

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Vc and FST : P(rand. value < obs. value) = 0.00000

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.00000

P-value = 0.00000+-0.00000

Vb and FSC : P(rand. value > obs. value) = 0.08798

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.00000

P-value = 0.08798+-0.00787

Va and FCT : P(rand. value > obs. value) = 0.09286

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.09971

P-value = 0.19257+-0.01155

Buffalo 44 (PhT/PtT/DSP)

Pharyngeal Tonsil (GC vs Epi) Palatine Tonsil (GC vs Epi)

1. Are there significant differences among tissues?

2. Are there significant differences among GC/Epi/Cr within the tissues ?

3. Are there significant differences among GC/Epi/Cr?

No

4. Are there significant differences within GC/Epi/Cr?

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Source of Sum of Variance Percentage

variation d.f. squares components of variation

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Among

groups 1 5.727 0.04764 Va 6.27

Among

populations

within

groups 4 11.442 0.09504 Vb 12.50

Within

populations 135 83.363 0.61750 Vc 81.23

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Total 140 100.532 0.76018

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Fixation Indices

FSC : 0.13338

FST : 0.18769

FCT : 0.06267

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Significance tests (1023 permutations)

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Vc and FST : P(rand. value < obs. value) = 0.00000

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.00000

P-value = 0.00000+-0.00000

Vb and FSC : P(rand. value > obs. value) = 0.00000

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.00000

P-value = 0.00000+-0.00000

Va and FCT : P(rand. value > obs. value) = 0.14467

P(rand. value = obs. value) = 0.06256

P-value = 0.20723+-0.01413

DSP (GC vs Epi)

Yes

Yes

No

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Implications

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Thank you very much for your attention!!!

Acknowledgements

The Pirbright Institute Don King

Nick Knowles Graham Fermianis