<unk> , scientific name<unk>  orthorubulavirus, is assigned to the genus Orthorubulavirus, in the subfamily Rubulavirinae, family Paramyxoviridae. Strains of<unk>  are named and classified using the following system: *<unk> s (RNA sequence derived from clinical material) or<unk> i (RNA sequence derived from cell culture) * City.Country ISO3 code * Week number.year, the date of onset of when the disease occurred, or the date of specimen collection if the disease onset date is unknown, or the date the sample was received in the laboratory if the two prior dates are unknown * replicate in week * genotype, which indicates which genotype the strain belongs to * (VAC), which is used to indicate strains derived from cases with a history of vaccination and with vaccine virus detected This system is used in sequential order. For example,<unk> s/NewYork.USA/17.11B (VAC) is a vaccine-associated genotype B<unk>  derived from clinical material in New York City, and<unk> i/London.GBR/3.12/2G is a genotype G<unk>  derived from cell culture in London.
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