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Nucleotide sequences of IRES domains IV and V of natural ECHO virus type 11 isolates with different replicative capacity phenotypes.

Virus genes - 1 Jun 2006

Gharbi Jawhar, el Hiar Raïda, Ben M'hadheb Manel, Jaïdane Hela, Bouslama Lamjed, N'saïbia Siwar, Aouni Mahjoub

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ECHO viruses (ECV) belong to the enterovirus genus of the Picornaviridae family and are the most frequently isolated from clinical and environmental samples. They are responsible for a wide variety of clinical syndromes involving most organs of the human body. We previously postulated that some of the variations in the recognition of ECHO virus type 11 (ECV 11) strains by a group specific monoclonal antibody...

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PMID: 16732479
DOI: 10.1007/s11262-005-6911-8

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