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Rotavirus strains bearing the VP4P[14] genotype recovered from South African children with diarrhoea.

Archives of virology - 1 Jan 1999

Mphahlele M J, Peenze I, Steele A D

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Human rotavirus VP4P[14] strains were previously recovered in South Africa [18]. The strains exhibited a long RNA pattern, VP6 subgroup II and VP7 serotype G1. Two of the VP8 genes were cloned and sequenced and demonstrated a high nucleotide homology with the prototype P[14] strains (PA169 and HAL1166).

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PMID: 10416384
DOI: 10.1007/s007050050565

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