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Analyzing GII.13 cluster outbreaks using norovirus P2 domain analysis

2024-12-03

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The norovirus GII.13 [P16] genotype, which is rarely detected and has unclear transmission routes, caused outbreaks in four Korean regions with no known infection source. By analyzing variations in the hypervariable P2 domain, identical sequences among patients were identified in this study, suggesting a common contamination source across the regions.

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Literature Corpus work: 7670a589-6258-5ea8-b896-d3b51d91d610
DOI: 10.22541/au.173324717.75335284/v1

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