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Complete nucleotide sequence of a norovirus GII.4 genotype: evidence for the spread of the newly emerged pandemic Sydney 2012 strain to China.

Virus genes - 1 Apr 2014

Huo Yuqi, Cai Ailing, Yang Hui, Zhou Mingli, Yan Jiaxin, Liu Dingxiang, Shen Shuo

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A newly emerged pandemic Sydney GII.4-like norovirus (NoV) (Jingzhou GII.4) was isolated in Jingzhou, China in April, 2013, demonstrating the rapid spread of the variant to China. The complete nucleotide sequence was compared with the prototype Sydney 2012 variant and its VP1 gene with that of Huzhou strain (isolated in January 2013 in Huzhou, China). The result demonstrates that the new variant has evolved...

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PMID: 24282081
DOI: 10.1007/s11262-013-1018-8

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