Indications for worldwide increased norovirus activity associated with emergence of a new variant of genotype II.4, late 201236506
van Beek, J. Ambert-Balay, K. Botteldoorn, N Eden, J.S. Fonager, J. Hewitt, J. Iritani, N. Kroneman, A. Vennema, H. Vinje, J.
van Beek, J.
Ambert-Balay, K.
Botteldoorn, N
Eden, J.S.
Fonager, J.
Hewitt, J.
Iritani, N.
Kroneman, A.
Vennema, H.
Vinje, J.
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Globally, surveillance systems showed an increasein norovirus activity in late 2012. Molecular datashared through the NoroNet network suggest thatthis increase is related to the emergence of a newnorovirus genotype II.4 variant, termed Sydney 2012.Healthcare institutions are advised to be prepared fora severe norovirus season
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2013-07-01
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2012, Activity, Amino Acid Sequence, article, Australia, Caliciviridae Infections, classification, Communicable Diseases,Emerging, Diagnosis, Disease Outbreaks, Dna, Dna,Viral, electronic, environment, epidemiology, Gastroenteritis, Genetic Variation, genetics, Genotype, health, Humans, im, incidence, Increase, Institute, institution, IS, isolation & purification, journal, Molecular, national, Netherlands, Network, Norovirus, Phylogeny, Population Surveillance, public, public health, Public-health, Rna, Rna,Viral, SB - IM, Sequence Analysis,DNA, Surveillance, System, Systems, The Netherlands, virology