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Immunological Aspects of Viral Gastroenteritis

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Enteric Infections and Immunity

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During the two decades since the discovery of Norwalk virus in 1972(1) and rotavirus in 1973,(2) the viral etiology of acute nonbacterial gastroenteritis has been established and a considerable number of viruses are now recognized pathogens, responsible for medically important diarrheal illness.

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