Author: Hustedt, Joshua W.; Christie, Celia; Hustedt, Madison M.; Esposito, Daina; Vazquez, Marietta
Title: Seroepidemiology of Human Bocavirus Infection in Jamaica Document date: 2012_5_29
ID: 19k8ed4x_4
Snippet: In the United States, HBoV viral DNA was detected by PCR in 5.2% of nasopharyngeal swabs from children in New Haven, CT with respiratory tract disease who tested negative for RSV, influenza A and B virus, parainfluenza viruses 1-3, and adenoviruses, and 0% of asymptomatic control subjects, suggesting a possible causal role for the virus in respiratory tract disease [19] . An additional seroepidemiology study in New Haven, CT found that .90% of ch.....
Document: In the United States, HBoV viral DNA was detected by PCR in 5.2% of nasopharyngeal swabs from children in New Haven, CT with respiratory tract disease who tested negative for RSV, influenza A and B virus, parainfluenza viruses 1-3, and adenoviruses, and 0% of asymptomatic control subjects, suggesting a possible causal role for the virus in respiratory tract disease [19] . An additional seroepidemiology study in New Haven, CT found that .90% of children had antibody to HBoV by the age of 4 years, suggesting exposure to HBoV is nearly universal in early childhood [21] . Yet, little is known about HBoV in the developing world.
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