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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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None of the 10 attendees with acute gastroenteritis sought medical attention; stool specimens from 2 of them tested positive for norovirus (1 positive for genogroup II and 1 positive for both I and II).
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