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Prevalence and genomic analysis of t203-like G9 (G9-VI) rotaviruses circulating in children with gastroenteritis in Beijing, China.

Archives of virology - 27 Sept 2023

Dong Hui-Jin, Liu Li-Ying, Jia Li-Ping, Zhao Lin-Qing, Jin Feng-Hua, Zhou Lin, Qian Yuan

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Our previous surveillance revealed that t203-like G9 (tentatively designated subtype G9-VI) rotaviruses re-emerged in 2010 in Beijing and rapidly prevailed over the G9-III subtype (the most common G9 subtype globally) and previously predominant G genotypes over the following two years. G9-VI belongs to the VP7 evolutionary lineage VI, which includes unusual and sporadic human rotaviruses from China (t203) and...

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PMID: 37755543
DOI: 10.1007/s00705-023-05860-0
PMCID: PMC10533636

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