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Phylogenetic analysis of human rotavirus in Myanmar: detection of Indian-Bangladeshi G1/G2 lineages, Chinese G3 lineage and OP354-like P[8] lineage (P[8]b subtype).

The Southeast Asian journal of tropical medicine and public health - 1 Nov 2010

Meiji-Soe-Aung, Tin-Sabai-Aung, Khin-Yi-Oo, Ne-Win, Ghosh Souvik, Yamamoto Dai, Kobayashi Nobumichi

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As a first phylogenetic study of human rotavirus in Myanmar, VP7 and VP8* gene sequences of 5 group A human rotaviruses detected in children in Yangon City were determined and analyzed for their relatedness to rotavirus strains reported in other countries. VP7 genes of the two G1P[8] strains and the two G2P[4] strains clustered phylogenetically with those of Indian-Bangladeshi lineages with extremely high...

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