Monthly proportion of NoV genotypes identified in Australia and New Zealand between January 2013 and June 2014.

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Monthly proportion of NoV genotypes identified in Australia and New Zealand between January 2013 and June 2014.

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The prevalence of NoV capsid genotypes and specific GII.4 variants within the 634 NoV-positive samples were compared for NSW and WA, Australia (panel A and B, respectively) and New Zealand (panel C). Samples with unknown GI or GII capsid genotypes as well as mixed GI and GII infection are excluded in this analysis (n = 13). The percentage of each NoV capsid genotype (Y-axis) is plotted by month (X-axis). Different genotypes and GII.4 variants are labelled according to the legends provided and...

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26 Apr, 2016

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Kun Lee Lim / Joanne Hewitt / Alefiya Sitabkhan / John-Sebastian Eden / Jennifer Lun / Avram Levy / Juan Merif / David Smith / William D. Rawlinson / Peter A. White

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NoV capsid genotypes / New Zealand / recombinant / gastroenteriti / NoV outbreaks / pandemic GII / New South Wales / June 2014. Methodology / Sydney 2012 variant / ORF / analysis / Norovirus Molecular Epidemiology / GII.P / Medicine / Genetics / Molecular Biology / Neuroscience / Evolutionary Biology / Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified / Developmental Biology / Cancer / Infectious Diseases / Virology / Computational Biology

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