Characterization of a Salivirus (Picornaviridae) from a Diarrheal Child in Guatemala

Ng, Terry Fei Fan; Magaña, Laura; Montmayeur, Anna; Lopez, Maria Renee; Gregoricus, Nicole; Oberste, M. Steven; Vinjé, Jan; Nix, W. Allan

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Characterization of a Salivirus (Picornaviridae) from a Diarrheal Child in Guatemala

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Feb 18 2016
By Ng, Terry Fei Fan ; Magaña, Laura ; Montmayeur, Anna ; ...

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Genome Announc
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Ng, Terry Fei Fan ; Magaña, Laura ; Montmayeur, Anna ; Lopez, Maria Renee ; Gregoricus, Nicole ; Oberste, M. Steven ; Vinjé, Jan ; Nix, W. Allan
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The complete genome sequence of a salivirus was identified in a stool sample from a Guatemalan child with acute gastroenteritis during a 2009 norovirus outbreak. This genome (genotype A1 strain GUT/2009/A-1746) shares 82% to 94% genome-wide nucleotide identity with saliviruses from the United States, China, Germany, and Nigeria, representing the first salivirus sequence from Central America.
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Viruses
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Genome Announc. 2016; 4(1).
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26893429
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PMC4759076
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Journal Article
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4
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1
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