Alicia Sánchez Fauquier *

Autora invitada por SIIC

El trabajo contribuye al conocimiento epidemiológico de los tipos circulantes de rotavirus humanos.

TIPOS CIRCULANTES DE ROTAVIRUS HUMANOS DEL GRUPO A EN ESPAÑA: IMPLICACION EN ESTRATEGIAS DE VACUNACION

Durante el período de estudio (1998-2002), los principales tipos de rotavirus del grupo A detectados fueron: G1 (53%), G4 (24%), G2 (14%), G9 (6%) y G3 (2%). Este trabajo describe por primera vez la presencia del genotipo G9 de rotavirus como causante de gastroenteritis en España, por lo que este genotipo debe ser tenido en cuenta en futuras estrategias de vacunación.

*Alicia Sánchez Fauquier
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DIVERSITY OF GROUP A HUMAN ROTAVIRUS TYPES CIRCULATING OVER A 4-YEAR PERIOD IN MADRID, ESPAÑA
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*Servicio de Virología, Centro Nacional de Microbiología, Instituto de Salud Carlos III, Majadahonda, España, Madrid, España
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TIPOS CIRCULANTES DE ROTAVIRUS HUMANOS DEL GRUPO A EN ESPAÑA: IMPLICACION EN ESTRATEGIAS DE VACUNACION

Título original en castellano
DIVERSIDAD DE TIPOS CIRCULANTES DE ROTAVIRUS HUMANOS DEL GRUPO A DURANTE UN PERIODO DE 4 AÑOS EN MADRID, ESPAÑA

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Alicia Sánchez Fauquier¹
1 Investigadora, Centro Nacional de Microbiología, Instituto de Salud Carlos III, Majadahonda, Investigadora

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