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March 1, 2007Reviews in Medical VirologyOpen Access

Human sapoviruses: genetic diversity, recombination, and classification

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Population

Humans (children and adults) infected with or at risk of sapovirus infection

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Authors

GHGrant S. HansmanGriffith UniversityOTOka TSutter HealthKKKazuhiko KatayamaHiroshima University

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Implication

SaV warrants consideration in pediatric gastroenteritis evaluation; leaves open prospective studies on waterborne and recombinant transmission.

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Humans (children and adults) infected with or at risk of sapovirus infection

This review highlights the increasing importance of human sapovirus as a cause of gastroenteritis, particularly in young children.

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Hansman et al. (2007) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6faf2a5d37378ac1dcbdb6https://doi.org/10.1002/rmv.533
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