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Complete genome sequence of a rare recombinant GII.5[P16] norovirus found in Russian Siberia.

Archives of virology - 19 Nov 2024

Zhirakovskaia E, Tikunov A, Kravchuk B, Tikunova N

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Noroviruses (family Caliciviridae) are common causes of acute gastroenteritis worldwide. Multiple polymerase/capsid combinations have been identified among members of norovirus genogroup GII, at least 10 of which contain GII.P16 polymerase. During hospital-based surveillance (2003-2013) in Russia, we identified eight noroviruses with GII.P16 polymerase - five GII.3[P16], two GII.16[P16], and one GII.5[P16]. This...

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PMID: 39562381
DOI: 10.1007/s00705-024-06176-3

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