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Genogroup

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Genogroup
Related viruses within a genus; may be further subdivided into genetic clusters.
Mentioned in: Noroviruses


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Characterization of polyclonal antibodies raised against sapovirus genogroup five virus-like particles.
Antigenic diversity of human sapoviruses by Hansman, Grant S.; Oka, Tomoichiro; Sakon, Naomi; Takeda, Naokazu / Emerging Infectious Diseases
The bivalves examined were highly contaminated with NVs, especially with Genogroup 2 (G2), in winter and early spring, with the peak of 91% (G2) for oysters in April and 74% (G2) for mussels in March.
Norovirus contamination in wild oysters and mussels in Shiogama Bay, ... by Maekawa, Fumihito; Miura, Yukie; Kato, Akihiro; Takahashi, Keisuke G.; Muroga, Kiyokuni / Journal of Shellfish Research
The norovirus strain was determined to belong to genogroup I (GI) by sequence analysis of the amplified RT-PCR product.
A gastroenteritis outbreak due to norovirus associated with a ... by Henry, Chuck / Journal of Environmental Health
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