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Group C rotaviruses, Coronavirus, Picobirnavirus, Pestivirus, and Torovirus are now recognized as emergent viruses associated with viral gastroenteritis in human patients.
Highlights the emergence of animal-associated viruses as causes of human viral gastroenteritis in developing countries.
whereas diarrhea can be a common complication of other viral infections such as measles. Group C rotaviruses, Coronavirus, Picobirnavirus, Pestivirus and Torovirus, considered primary agents of gastroenteritis among animal species, are now recognized as emergent viruses associated with viral gastroenteritis in human patients. he viruses which cause gastroenteritis are primarily from four distinct families: Group A rotaviruses, caliciviruses, enteric adenoviruses and astroviruses.
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Chakravarti et al. (2012) conducted a review in Viral diarrhea. Group C rotaviruses, Coronavirus, Picobirnavirus, Pestivirus, and Torovirus are now recognized as emergent viruses associated with viral gastroenteritis in human patients.
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