January 1, 2006Journal of Medical Virology

Prospective identification of HEV-B enteroviruses during the 2005 outbreak

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73 enterovirus isolates from patients with enterovirus-proved meningitis or other clinical manifestations in…

Authors

AMAudrey MirandUniversity of California, Riverside CAChristine ArchimbaudLaboratoire National de Référence CHCécile HenquellLaboratoire National de Référence

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Implication

Supports rapid VP1-based EV identification in outbreaks; leaves open routine clinical adoption pending prospective data.

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Population

73 enterovirus isolates from patients with enterovirus-proved meningitis (n=41 prospective, n=25 retrospective) or other clinical manifestations (n=7 prospective) in France in 2005.

Intervention

Genetic typing assay by amplification and sequencing of the VP1 coding sequence of HEV-B serotypes

Outcome

Identification of enterovirus serotypes

Genetic typing of the VP1 sequence allows for rapid and effective prospective identification of enterovirus serotypes during outbreaks.

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Mirand et al. (2006) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8a4e9eb4e829b19bd478e2 https://doi.org/10.1002/jmv.20747

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Prospective identification of HEV-B enteroviruses during the 2005 outbreak

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Prospective identification of HEV-B enteroviruses during the 2005 outbreak

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