High Frequency of Mayaro Virus IgM among Febrile Patients, Central Brazil

Brunini, Sandra; França, Divânia Dias Silva; Silva, Juliana Brasiel; Silva, Leandro Nascimento; Silva, Flúvia Pereira Amorim; Spadoni, Mariana; Rezza, Giovanni

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High Frequency of Mayaro Virus IgM among Febrile Patients, Central Brazil

Jun 2017
By Brunini, Sandra ; França, Divânia Dias Silva ; Silva, Juliana Brasiel ; ...
Source: Emerg Infect Dis. 23(6):1025-1026.

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Brunini, Sandra ; França, Divânia Dias Silva ; Silva, Juliana Brasiel ; Silva, Leandro Nascimento ; Silva, Flúvia Pereira Amorim ; ... More +

Brunini, Sandra ; França, Divânia Dias Silva ; Silva, Juliana Brasiel ; Silva, Leandro Nascimento ; Silva, Flúvia Pereira Amorim ; Spadoni, Mariana ; Rezza, Giovanni Less -
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Mayaro virus (MAYV), an Aedes mosquito-borne alphavirus, is endemic to Brazil and other South America countries. We investigated dengue- and chikungunya-negative febrile patients visiting rural areas near Goiânia, Goiás, and found a high proportion (55%) of MAYV IgM. Our findings suggest the presence of highly endemic foci of MAYV in central Brazil.
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Adult Aedes Aged Alphavirus Alphavirus Infections Animals Antibodies, Viral Female Fever Humans Immunoglobulin M Insect Vectors Male Middle Aged
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Emerg Infect Dis. 23(6):1025-1026.
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28518022
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PMC5443426
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Journal Article
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Brazil
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23
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6
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Emerging Infectious Diseases
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