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Evidence for natural reassortants of human rotaviruses belonging to different genogroups

1 Jul 1990

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Of 335 rotavirus isolates associated with diarrheal disease in Bangladesh that were culture adapted and subsequently characterized for electropherotype, subgroup, and serotype, 9 had properties that suggested they may be natural reassortants between human rotaviruses belonging to different "genogroups." Two of these were examined in greater detail by RNA-RNA hybridization with prototype strains representative of...

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PMID: 1693701
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.64.7.3219-3225.1990

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