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Indications for worldwide increased norovirus activity associated with emergence of a new variant of genotype II.4, late 201236506

Last updated on 23-8-2019 by Anonymous (non vérifié)

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van Beek,J.; Ambert-Balay,K.; N Botteldoorn; Eden,J.S.; Fonager,J.; Hewitt,J.; Iritani,N.; Kroneman,A.; Vennema,H.; Vinje,J.; White,P.A.; Koopmans,M.

Mots-clés

  1. 0
  2. 2012
  3. a
  4. Activité
  5. Amino Acid Sequence
  6. an
  7. article
  8. Australie
  9. Caliciviridae Infections
  10. classification
  11. Communicable Diseases,Emerging
  12. Diagnosis
  13. Disease Outbreaks
  14. Dna
  15. Dna,Viral
  16. electronic
  17. environment
  18. épidémiologie
  19. Gastroenteritis
  20. Genetic Variation
  21. genetics
  22. Genotype
  23. health
  24. Humans
  25. im
  26. incidence
  27. Increase
  28. Institute
  29. institution
  30. IS
  31. isolation & purification
  32. journal
  33. Molecular
  34. national
  35. Pays-Bas
  36. Network
  37. Norovirus
  38. Phylogeny
  39. Population Surveillance
  40. public
  41. public health
  42. Public-health
  43. Rna
  44. Rna,Viral
  45. SB - IM
  46. Sequence Analysis,DNA
  47. Surveillance
  48. Système
  49. Systems
  50. The Netherlands
  51. virology

Résumé:

Globally, surveillance systems showed an increasein norovirus activity in late 2012. Molecular datashared through the NoroNet network suggest thatthis increase is related to the emergence of a newnorovirus genotype II.4 variant, termed Sydney 2012.Healthcare institutions are advised to be prepared fora severe norovirus season
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