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. 2001 Oct;39(10):3524–3529. doi: 10.1128/JCM.39.10.3524-3529.2001

TABLE 1.

G and P types of RV strains in the multicenter study

Genotype No. (%) of strainsa
G1 G2 G3 G4 G9 G Mxb G NTc Total
P[4] 62 (22)d e 1f 63 (22)
P[6] 29 (10) 2 2 26 (9) 2g 8 (3) 69 (24)
P[8] 44 (15)d 1 16 (6)d 14 (5)  1 (4)h 2 88 (31)
P[11] 4 (1) 11 5 (2)i 10 (3)
P[Mx] 5 (2)j 6 (2)k 7 (2)l 5 (2)m 10 (3)n 33 (11)
P[NT] 2 1 3 (1) 4 (1) 2 12 (4) 24 (8)
Total 51 (18) 99 (34) 2 32 (11) 50 (17) 31 (11) 22 (8) 287
a

Values indicate number of strains (percentage of total). 

b

G Mx, mixed infection. 

c

NT, nontypeable. 

d

Globally common strain. 

e

—, strain presumed to be present as part of mixed infection on the basis of the RT-PCR result. 

f

P[4], G2 + G3. 

g

P[6], G2 + 9; P[6], G3 + 4. 

h

Of 11 P[8], G mixed strains, 2 were G1 + G2, 1 was G1 + G3, 3 were G1 + G4, 3 were G1 + G9, 1 was G2 + G4, and 1 was G4 + G9. 

i

Of five P[11], G mixed strains, four were G1 + G9 and one was G1 + G4. 

j

P[6+8], G1. 

k

Of six P mixed, G2 strains, five were P[4] + [P6] and one was P[4] + P[8]. 

l

Of seven P mixed, G4 strains, five were P[6+8] and one was P[4] + P[8]. 

m

Of five P mixed, G9 strains, three were P[4] + P[6] and two were P[6] + P[8]. 

n

Of 10 strains, 7 were P[4] + P[8], G1 + G2; one was P[4] + P[6] + P[8], G1 + G2; 1 was P[6] + P[8], G1 + G2; and 1 was P[6] + P[8], G4 + G9.