Relationship between genogroups, genotypes, and HBGAs in NoV infected children in Burkina Faso.

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healthcare

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JohLéoDjeJac

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1

Only determined for secretor-positive individuals.

2

Belonging to a yet undefined genotype (86.1% nt identity to most similar reference sequence).

3

Not genotyped.

4

Saliva was lacking for one NoV-positive child of genogroup II.

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Medicine Biological Sciences genetics Human genetics microbiology Virology Viral evolution Host-pathogen interaction Population biology epidemiology +14

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