Exclusive asymptomatic neonatal infections by human rotavirus strains having subgroup I specificity and "long" RNA electropherotype.
作者： M Sukumaran , Krishne Gowda , PP Maiya , TP Srinivas , MS Kumar
DOI: 10.1007/BF01309698
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摘要: A large number of stool specimens, healthy newborn infants, collected from various hospitals and clinics in Bangalore City, India, have been examined for the presence asymptomatic rotaviral excretion. Out 370 samples analysed during a three year period 1988 to 1991, 133 specimens (36%) were positive rotavirus RNA. All these neonatal strains, without exception, showed "long" RNA pattern, but subgroup I specificity. Serotype analysis by ELISA or hybridization with serotype-specific probes indicated that strains probably represent new serotype children. We find an exclusive association human rotaviruses having pattern specificity infections contrast earlier observations such unusual acute gastroenteritis young
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