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. 2011 Aug 11;177(2):174–183. doi: 10.1016/j.jviromet.2011.08.005

Table 3.

Detection of human coronaviruses with CT12-mCODEHOP primers in respiratory specimens positive for coronavirus infection.a

Coronavirus Nb Detectedc
Not detectedd
Np (%) Ctp (Ctp mean/median) Nn (%) Ctn (Ctn mean/median)
HCoV-229E 12 1 (8%) 22.4 11 (92%) 25.3–36.5 (30.3/29.9)
HCoV-NL63 14 10 (71%) 27.6–34.2 (31.0/31.3) 4 (29%) 31.4–39.8 (34.7/33.7)
HCoV-OC43 15 11 (73%) 29.8–38.5 (33.5/32.1) 4 (27%) 25.1–39.1 (29.7/27.3)
HCoV-HKU-1 15 10 (67%) 17.6–32.7 (23.8/23.5) 5 (33%) 27.6–35.4 (32.6/33.2)
Total 56 32 (57%) 17.6–38.5 (29.4/30.7) 24 (43%) 25.1–39.8 (31.4/31.6)
a

Respiratory specimens positive for coronavirus infection according to a real-time PCR assay were tested with CT12-mCODEHOP primers using a one-step assay.

b

N is the number of tested specimens that were positive for coronavirus infection.

c

Respiratory specimens that were detected with CT12-mCODEHOP primers: specimens number (Np) and its fraction (%) from the total number of this kind, along with their cycle threshold number range, mean and median values [Ctp (Ctp mean)] established with real-time PCR assay.

d

Respiratory specimens that were not detected with CT12-mCODEHOP primers: specimens number (Nn) and its fraction (%) from the total number of this kind, along with their cycle threshold number range, mean and median values [Ctn (Ctn mean)] established with real-time PCR assay.