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enterovirus

In medicine, one of a family of small polyhedral RNA-containing viruses that enter the body through the gut and are able to penetrate the central nervous system. They include the polio virus; Coxsackie viruses that cause diseases such as herpangina and epidemic myalgia; and ECHO viruses that cause aseptic meningitis.


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Although the specimen exhibited enterovirus-like cytopathic effect by inoculation into HEF and GMK cells when cell culture system for virus isolation was used (2), extracted RNA from the supernatant of the cells showed no amplification by reverse transcription--PCR (RT-PCR) when 1 of the conventional primer sets for human enteroviruses was used (3,4).
22) In the past, this syndrome was associated with infection by poliovirus, although this syndrome can be caused by many viruses, including enteroviruses, echoviruses, Coxsackie viruses, and other flaviviruses.
Campylobacter jejuni and enteroviruses were used for the analysis; concentrations for these organisms in different kinds of surface waters were taken from the literature, and concentration distributions constructed.
 
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