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Human rhinovirus C isolates from pediatric clinical samples yielded 41 nearly complete genome sequences representing 21 genotypes linked to asthma and wheezing in infants.
Provides 41 nearly complete genome sequences of Rhinovirus C, an infectious agent linked to asthma and wheezing in infants.
Adds 41 RV-C genomes from clinical samples; leaves open genotype-specific roles in infant asthma and wheezing.
Human rhinovirus (RV) isolates from the RV-C species are recently discovered infectious agents that are closely linked to asthma and wheezing etiologies in infants. Clinical study samples collected at the University of Wisconsin-Madison describe 41 nearly complete genome sequences representing 21 RV-C genotypes.
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Liggett et al. (2014) studied this question. Human rhinovirus C isolates from pediatric clinical samples yielded 41 nearly complete genome sequences representing 21 genotypes linked to asthma and wheezing in infants.
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