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Molecular epidemiology of human P[8],G9 rotaviruses in Hungary between 1998 and 2001.

Journal of medical microbiology - 1 Aug 2004

Bányai Krisztián, Gentsch Jon R, Schipp Renáta, Jakab Ferenc, Bene Judit, Melegh Béla, Glass Roger I, Szücs György

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Increasing numbers of studies have documented the widespread distribution of human G9 rotaviruses and demonstrated that these strains may represent a fifth epidemiologically important G serotype. Serotype G9 strains were identified in Hungary for the first time in the 1997-1998 rotavirus season. Contrary to numerous surveys that reported several unexpected P-G combinations among recent G9 isolates (e.g. genotypes...

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PMID: 15272068
DOI: 10.1099/jmm.0.45603-0

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