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An outbreak of measles virus infection due to a genotype D9 at a junior high school in Yamagata, Japan in 2004.

Japanese journal of infectious diseases - 1 Apr 2005

Mizuta Katsumi, Abiko Chieko, Murata Toshio, Yamada Keiko, Ahiko Tadayuki, Sakamoto Michiyo, Tsuchida Shuji, Matsuzaki Yoko, Hongo Seiji, Sunagawa Tomimasa, Kudo Katsuhiro

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We investigated a measles virus (MV) outbreak that occurred at a junior high school in Yamagata, Japan between January and February, 2004. We received throat swab specimens from three patients at this school and carried out virus isolation with Vero/hSLAM cells and virus genome detection by rever...

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