Development of a double-antigen sandwich ELISA for Oz virus and a seroepidemiological survey in wild boars in Miyazaki, Japan

File 1. Raw data of Simple Western (anti-His tag antibody)Raw data obtained from SimpleWestern using anti-His tag antibody as the primary antibody.<br>File 2. Raw data of Simple Western (anti-OzV rabbit serum)Raw data obtained from SimpleWestern using anti-Oz virus rabbit serum as the primary antibody.<br>File 3. ELISA coating verification dataRaw absorbance data used to verify the concentration of recombinant proteins (rOzV-NP) coated on ELISA plates.<br>File 4. Neutralization test results (200 samples)Results of neutralization assays performed on 200 serum samples.<br>File 5. DAgS ELISA results for wild boar samplesResults of DAgS ELISA conducted on all wild boar serum samples.<br>File 6. Cross-reactivity test data (Thogotovirus-immune mice)Data demonstrating cross-reactivity of sera from mice immunized with Thogotovirus Hl-Kamigamo-25 strain.<br>File 7. Raw sequence data of OzV GP geneRaw sequencing data of the GP gene obtained from OzV-positive samples.<br>File 8. Sequence dataset for phylogenetic analysis (Figure 4)Nucleotide sequence data used to construct the phylogenetic tree shown in Figure 4.<br>File 9. Alignment dataset for phylogenetic analysis (Figure 4)Multiple sequence alignment data used for constructing the phylogenetic tree shown in Figure 4.