Detecting, Quantifying, and Isolating Monkeypox Virus in Suspected Cases, Spain

Álvarez Argüelles, Marta E.; Martínez, Zulema Pérez; Alba, Susana Rojo; González Alba, Jose María; Fernandez-Verdugo, Ana María; González, Isabel Costales; Rodríguez, Garbriel Martín; Riveiro, Jose Antonio Boga; Martins, Mario Margolles; García, Santiago Melón

doi:10.3201/eid2907.221229

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Detecting, Quantifying, and Isolating Monkeypox Virus in Suspected Cases, Spain

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7 2023
By Álvarez Argüelles, Marta E. ; Martínez, Zulema Pérez ; Alba, Susana Rojo ; ...

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Emerg Infect Dis
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Álvarez Argüelles, Marta E. ; Martínez, Zulema Pérez ; Alba, Susana Rojo ; González Alba, Jose María ; Fernandez-Verdugo, Ana María ; González, Isabel Costales ; Rodríguez, Garbriel Martín ; Riveiro, Jose Antonio Boga ; Martins, Mario Margolles ; García, Santiago Melón
Description:

When a monkeypox virus outbreak began in several parts of the world in May 2022, timely and accurate diagnosis became mandatory. In our laboratory, a real-time quantitative PCR was designed and evaluated in several patient samples and compared with isolation results. Genomic viral load was related to virus viability.
Subjects:

Disease Outbreaks Genomics Humans Laboratories Monkeypox Virus Mpox (monkeypox)
Source:

Emerg Infect Dis. 2023; 29(7):1465-1469
Pubmed ID:

37347839
Pubmed Central ID:

PMC10310368
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Journal Article
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Dispatch
Place as Subject:

Spain
Volume:

29
Issue:

7
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Emerging Infectious Diseases
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