Porcine rotavirus C strains carrying human-like NSP4 and NSP5.
Fábio Burack CostaPatrícia Soares FloresAriane Ribeiro AmorimGabriella da Silva MendesNorma SantosPublished in: Zoonoses and public health (2020)
These results are indicative of genomic reassortment between RVC strains of human and porcine origin. In recent years, the incidence of RVC infection among humans has increased significantly. It is important to measure the frequency of interspecies transmission in order to monitor the evolution of these viruses and to identify rearranged strains that may lead to an epidemic.