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Isolation, serologic and molecular characterization of the first G3 caprine rotavirus.

Archives of virology - 1 Apr 2003

Lee J-B, Youn S-J, Nakagomi T, Park S-Y, Kim T-J, Song C-S, Jang H-K, Kim B-S, Nakagomi O

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We isolated a rotavirus in cell culture, named the GRV strain, from a stool specimen of a Korean goat with diarrhea, and performed an in-depth characterization. At various passage levels in cell culture, the GRV strain retained its pathogenicity for goat kids, thereby for the first time establishing that a caprine rotavirus can cause diarrhea in goat kids. The GRV strain grew to a high titer and agglutinated...

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PMID: 12664291
DOI: 10.1007/s00705-002-0963-7

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