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The possibility of use of a single hybridization temperature instead of different temperature for different probes for detection of human group A rotavirus (HRV) was ex-plored. The sensitivity and specificity of the 5 oligonucleotide probes were assessed using cell culture adapted rotavirus (RV) strains by carrying out hybridization at a fixed temperature of 50•Ž. The results obtained indicate that a single hybridization temperature maybe used for all the probes with virtually no decrease in specificity and sensitivity.
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