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Genotype prevalence and risk factors for severe clinical adenovirus infection, United States 2004-2006.
Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America - 1 Nov 2007
Gray Gregory C, McCarthy Troy, Lebeck Mark G, Schnurr David P, Russell Kevin L, Kajon Adriana E, Landry Marie L, Leland Diane S, Storch Gregory A, Ginocchio Christine C, Robinson Christine C, Demmler Gail J, Saubolle Michael A, Kehl Sue C, Selvarangan Rangaraj, Miller Melissa B, Chappell James D, Zerr Danielle M, Kiska Deanna L, Halstead Diane C, Capuano Ana W, Setterquist Sharon F, Chorazy Margaret L, Dawson Jeffrey D, Erdman Dean D
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BACKGROUND: Recently, epidemiological and clinical data have revealed important changes with regard to clinical adenovirus infection, including alterations in antigenic presentation, geographical distribution, and virulence of the virus. METHODS: In an effort to better understand the epidemiology of clinical adenovirus infection in the United States, we adopted a new molecular adenovirus typing technique to study...
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