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A novel, naturally occurring recombinant sapovirus with a genogroup I genotype 8 capsid and genogroup I genotype 1 polymerase was identified as the cause of acute gastroenteritis in a 1-year-old boy.
This case represents the first report of acute gastroenteritis caused by a recombinant sapovirus genogroup I, demonstrating that natural recombination occurs in this genogroup.
Single-case identification of recombinant sapovirus GI gastroenteritis; leaves open whether such strains require surveillance or alter management.
closely related to E. coli, as was previously observed in Tanzania (9). This finding is also the first report of CTX-M-3 in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Phan et al. (2006) conducted a letter in Acute gastroenteritis (n=1). Novel recombinant sapovirus was evaluated on Viral genome identification and phylogenetic analysis. A novel, naturally occurring recombinant sapovirus with a genogroup I genotype 8 capsid and genogroup I genotype 1 polymerase was identified as the cause of acute gastroenteritis in a 1-year-old boy.
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