Most human cases of infection contracted from wild boars were serotype 2, with two cases of meningitis caused by serotypes 4 and 14 in the Netherlands, one case of meningitis by serotype 14 in Denmark, and one case of septicemia by serotype 14 in the United Kingdom.
Among five anti-dengue NS1 monoclonal antibodies generated, two clones were serotype 2 specific, two clones reacted with all four serotypes and the last also reacted with Japanese encephalitis virus.
Of the 19 serotyped strains with penicillin resistance, four (21.1%) were serotype 14, three (15.8%) were serotype 23B, three (15.8%) were serotype 6B, two (10.5%) were serotype 19F, two (10.5%) were serotype 6A, and one were serotypes 1, 3, 8, 9V and 35B.
The HCV serotypes were serotype 1 in nine patients, serotype 2 in 21 and mixed type in one.
Of those three isolates, two were serotype 19A, and one was serotype 1.
Of those three isolates, two were serotype 17F, and one was serotype 22F.
Of the four strains isolated, one was serotype 2, another was serotype 27 and two were non-typable by serotyping.
The host range of the SfIV bacteriophage was determined with twelve serotypes (1a, 1b, 1c, 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b, 5a, X, and Y) of S. flexneri.
Human monocytes from peripheral mononuclear cells collected from 12 G6PD-deficient patients and 24 age-matched controls were infected with one of two DENV serotype 2 (DENV-2) strains the New Guinea C strain (from a case of dengue fever) or the 16681 strain (from a case of dengue hemorrhagic fever) with a multiplicity of infection of 0.1.
The current experiments were performed with two different S. pneumoniae serotypes (2 and 3).
