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Rotavirus C genotypes in pigs - On their occurrence and distribution in Europe.
Veterinary microbiology - 1 Mar 2026
Euring Belinda, Heenemann Kristin, Sieg Michael, Rückner Antje, Piehler Daniel, Schwarz Bernd-Andreas, Auer Angelika, Renzhammer Rene, Jan Böhmer, Meerbeek Kevin, Vahlenkamp Thomas W, Harzer Maxi
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Rotavirus C (RVC) is an enteric pathogen frequently found in pig holdings. It is known to cause mild to severe gastrointestinal symptoms especially in suckling and weaned piglets. As most of RVC strains cannot be propagated in cell culture, serological surveys and the development of autologous vaccines are hampered. In order to gain better insight into their diversity, genetic studies are therefore particularly...
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