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TT virus infection is widespread in the general populations from different geographic regions

Journal of Clinical Microbiology, Volume 37, No. 8, Year 1999

By PCR screening, we found an extremely high prevalence of TT virus (TTV) in the general populations from different geographic regions. This suggests that TTV may be a common DNA virus with no clear disease association in humans. TTV genotyping by phylogenetic analysis was also performed.

Abe, Kenji
1. Japan, Tokyo National Center for Global Health and Medicine
2. Japan, Tokyo National Institute of Infectious Diseases
Inami, Tomoko
1. Japan, Tokyo National Center for Global Health and Medicine
Asano, Kazue
1. Japan, Hamamatsu Seirei Hamamatsu General Hospital
Miyoshi, Chiaki
1. Japan, Tokyo National Institute of Infectious Diseases
Masaki, Naohiko
1. Japan, Tokyo National Center for Global Health and Medicine
Hayashi, Shigeki
1. Japan, Tokyo National Center for Global Health and Medicine
Ishikawa, Koichi
1. Japan, Tokyo National Center for Global Health and Medicine
Takebe, Yutaka
1. Japan, Tokyo National Center for Global Health and Medicine
Win, Khin Maung
1. Myanmar, Yangon Yangon General Hospital
El-Zayadi, Abdel Rahman
1. Egypt, Cairo Faculty of Medicine - Ain Shams University
Han, Kwanghyub
1. South Korea, Seoul Yonsei University College of Medicine
Zhang, David Y.
1. United States, New York The City University of new York

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