Article
Transmission Dynamics of the Rubella Virus Circulating in China During 2010-2019: 2 Lineage Switches Between Genotypes 1E and 2B.
Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America - 5 Oct 2021
Zhu Zhen, Cui Aili, Zhang Yan, Mao Naiying, Liu Ying, Liu Li, Deng Lili, Chen Ying, Zhao Hua, Gong Tian, Zhou Shujie, Li Fangcai, Lei Yue, Yang Yuying, Wang Yan, Sun Zhaodan, Feng Daxing, Peng Xiaofang, Yuan Fang, Du Hui, Feng Yan, Wang Changyin, Guo Jun, Huang Fang, Gao Hui, Ma Yu, Chen Haiyun, Deng Xiuying, Zhang Ting, Li Liqun, Wang Shuang, Yang Xiuhui, Tian Xiaoling, Fan Lixia, Niu Dandan, Xu Wenbo
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: To provide a better understanding of the progress on rubella control and elimination in China, a genetic analysis was conducted to examine the transmission pattern of the endemic rubella virus in China during 2010-2019. METHODS: A total of 4895 strains were obtained from 29 of the 31 provinces in mainland China during 2010-2019. The genotyping regions of the strains were amplified, determined, and...
Topics
- China
- Genotype
- Humans
- Phylogeny
- Rubella
- Rubella virus