Viral gastroenteritis and genetic characterization of recombinant norovirus circulating in Eastern Russia.
From November 2003 to March 2004 a total of 100 fecal specimens from infants and
children with acute gastroenteritis in the city of Birobidzhan, Eastern Russia were tested for
the presence of diarrheal viruses by RT-multiplex PCR. Of these, 74 fecal specimens were
positive for diarrheal viruses and this represented 74%. Among the diarrheal viruses
detected, group A rotavirus was the most prevalent (67%; 67 of 100), followed by norovirus
(4%; 4 of 100), group C rotavirus (1%, 1 of 100), sapovirus (1%; 1 of 100), and hepatitis A …
children with acute gastroenteritis in the city of Birobidzhan, Eastern Russia were tested for
the presence of diarrheal viruses by RT-multiplex PCR. Of these, 74 fecal specimens were
positive for diarrheal viruses and this represented 74%. Among the diarrheal viruses
detected, group A rotavirus was the most prevalent (67%; 67 of 100), followed by norovirus
(4%; 4 of 100), group C rotavirus (1%, 1 of 100), sapovirus (1%; 1 of 100), and hepatitis A …
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