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Caliciviridae Infections

Deneen, V.C. et al., Kadoi, K. et al.

Deneen, Hunt, Paule, James, Johnson, Raymond, Hedberg,

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Disease relevance of Caliciviridae Infections

Since 1996, the availability of polymerase chain reaction testing at the Minnesota Department of Health has allowed for the confirmation of calicivirus infection among patients involved in epidemiologically defined outbreaks of viral gastroenteritis [1].

High impact information on Caliciviridae Infections

The majority of lions and tigers in a Safari park in Japan were suffering from acute vesicular disease caused by a calicivirus infection [2].

References

The impact of foodborne calicivirus disease: the Minnesota experience. Deneen, V.C., Hunt, J.M., Paule, C.R., James, R.I., Johnson, R.G., Raymond, M.J., Hedberg, C.W. J. Infect. Dis. (2000) [Pubmed]
Antibody response of lions inoculated with inactivated calicivirus vaccine experimentally prepared. Kadoi, K., Kiryu, M., Inaba, Y. New Microbiol. (1998) [Pubmed]

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