The gene-coding assignments for genome segments 10 and 11 of a simian virus and two human rotaviruses were determined. For those viruses having a "long" RNA gel pattern (electropherotype), segments 10 and 11 encoded proteins NS(3) and O(4), respectively. The human virus with a "short" electropherotype had the opposite assignments and also differed in (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) serotype from the human virus with a long electropherotype.
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