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Integration of bioinformatic tools for the detection of SARS-CoV-2 co-infection cases.
Microbial genomics - 1 Jan 2026
Realingo Adeliza Mae L, Polotan Francisco Gerardo M, Abulencia Miguel Francisco B, Pantoni Roslind Anne R, Capin Jessel Babe G, Sotelo Gerald Ivan, Corpuz Maria Carmen A, Yabut Neil Tristan M, Rojas Saul M, Tujan Ma Angelica, Tomas Karen Iana, Dolor Ardiane Ysabelle, Celis Czarina Christelle Alyannah, Ortia Stephen Paul, Melo Ezekiel A, Reyes Chelsea Mae M, Flores Elijah Miguel P, Alpino Anne Pauline A, Penales Aldwin Kim A, Medina Kathlene Mae C, Manalo Joanna Ina, Dizon Timothy John R, Hampson Katie, Kasaragod Sandeep, Hughes Joseph, Brunker Kirstyn
Abstract excerpt
Co-infection with multiple severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) variants, though rare, may have clinical and public health implications, including facilitating variant recombination. Early detection of co-infections is, therefore, crucial. In this study, we report two probable cases of co-infection identified during routine genomic surveillance. Initially suspected as cross-contamination...
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