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. 2020 Aug 10;9(8):645. doi: 10.3390/pathogens9080645

Table 1.

Frequency of human bocavirus (HBoV) detection from diarrheic stool samples through laboratory-based surveillance according to single and co-infection, age group, gender, genotypes and by region in Brazil.

HBoV Detection Positive/Tested (%)
Single-Infection 23/886 (20.9)
Co-Infection 87/886 (79.1)
Co-infections HBoV + norovirus 26/110 (23.7)
HBoV + HAdV 20/110 (18.2)
HBoV + RVA 12/110 (11)
HBoV + astrovirus 5/110 (4.5)
HBoV + sapovirus 4/110 (3.6)
HBoV + norovirus + HAdV 8/110 (7.3)
HBoV + RVA + HAdV 4/110 (3.6)
HBoV + RVA + norovirus 3/110 (2.7)
HBoV + norovirus+ sapovirus 1/110 (0.9)
HBoV + RVA + norovirus+ HAdV 3/110 (2.7)
HBoV + norovirus+ HAdV + astrovirus 1/110 (0.9)
Age groups (months)
0 to ≤6 19/212 (9)
>6 to ≤12 37/331 (11.2)
>12 to ≤24 54/343 (15.7) *
Gender
Male 69/488 (14.1)
Female 41/391 (10.5)
Genotypes
HBoV-1 39/102 (38)
HBoV-2 41/102 (40)
HBoV-3 22/102 (22)
Regions 2016 2017
Northeast 27/154 (17.5) 23/180 (12.7) 50/334 (14.9)
Southeast 9/70 (12.8) 4/31 (12.9) 13/101 (12.8)
South 37/254 (14.5) 10/197 (5.1) * 47/451 (10.4)

* p < 0.05, Chi-square and Fisher’s exact tests.