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Direct Detection and Identification of Enteroviruses from Faeces of Healthy Nigerian Children Using a Cell-Culture Independent RT-Seminested PCR Assay
Recently, a cell-culture independent protocol for detection of enteroviruses fromclinical specimen was recommended by theWHO for surveillance alongside the previously established protocols. Here, we investigated whether this new protocol will show the same enterovirus diversity landscape as the esta...
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