Norovirus GII.21 in Children with Diarrhea, Bhutan
Authors:
- Takaaki YahiroTYTakaaki Yahiro
- Sonam WangchukSWSonam Wangchuk
- Takeshi WadaTWTakeshi Wada
- Chimmi DorjiCDChimmi Dorji
- Takashi MatsumotoTMTakashi Matsumoto
- Mimi Lhamo MynakMMMimi Lhamo Mynak
- Kunzang Pem TsheringKTKunzang Pem Tshering
- Akira NishizonoANAkira Nishizono
- Kamruddin AhmedKAKamruddin Ahmed
Open Access
- 1 April 2015
- journal article
- Published by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Emerging Infectious Diseases
- Vol. 21 (4) , 732-734
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