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Author: Liu, Peilin; Shi, Lei; Zhang, Wei; He, Jianan; Liu, Chunxiao; Zhao, Chunzhong; Kong, Siu Kai; Loo, Jacky Fong Chuen; Gu, Dayong; Hu, Longfei
Title: Prevalence and genetic diversity analysis of human coronaviruses among cross-border children
  • Document date: 2017_11_22
  • ID: 000tfenb_1
    Snippet: Conclusions: The detection rate and epidemic trend of coronaviruses were stable and no obvious fluctuations were found. The detected coronaviruses shared a conserved gene sequences in S and RdRp. However, mutants of the epidemic strains were detected, suggesting continuous monitoring of the human coronaviruses is in need among cross-border children, who are more likely to get infected and transmit the viruses across the border easily, in addition.....
    Document: Conclusions: The detection rate and epidemic trend of coronaviruses were stable and no obvious fluctuations were found. The detected coronaviruses shared a conserved gene sequences in S and RdRp. However, mutants of the epidemic strains were detected, suggesting continuous monitoring of the human coronaviruses is in need among cross-border children, who are more likely to get infected and transmit the viruses across the border easily, in addition to the general public.

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