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East Central South African Genotype as the Causative Agent in Reemergence of Chikungunya Outbreak in India

2007-11-02

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Chikungunya fever is an important arboviral infection prevalent through out Africa and Southeast Asia. Recently, in 2006, it has reemerged in many parts of India, affecting more than a million persons. A detail serological, virological, and molecular investigation of this unprecedented outbreak was carried out by collecting and studying 540 samples from all the affected regions of India during this epidemic. An in...

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92100c49-fec3-5c80-88d9-8a417b18a12c
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10.1089/vbz.2006.0648
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