Molecular epidemiology of astrovirus type 1 in Belém, Brazil, as an agent of infantile gastroenteritis, over a period of 18 years (1982–2000): Identification of two possible new lineages
Authors:
- Yvone B. GabbayYGYvone B. Gabbay
- José Paulo G. LeiteJLJosé Paulo G. Leite
- Darleise S. OliveiraDODarleise S. Oliveira
- Liliany S. NakamuraLNLiliany S. Nakamura
- Marcio R.T. NunesMNMarcio R.T. Nunes
- Joana D’arc P. MascarenhasJMJoana D’arc P. Mascarenhas
- Marcos Brian HeinemannMHMarcos Brian Heinemann
- Alexandre C. LinharesALAlexandre C. Linhares
- 1 November 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Virus Research
- Vol. 129 (2) , 166-174
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