Publications by authors named "Hanhaoyu Fu"
Enterovirus C116 (EV-C116) is a new member of the enterovirus C group which is closely associated with several infectious diseases. Although sporadic studies have detected EV-C116 in clinical samples worldwide, there is currently limited information available. In this study, two EV-C-positive fecal specimens were detected in apparently healthy children, which harbored low abundance, through meta-transcriptome sequencing.
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- Coxsackievirus A16 (CVA16) is responsible for hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD), and this study analyzed global genetic sequences of the virus to understand its evolution and transmission.
- A total of 1,663 CVA16 sequences were studied, revealing three main genotypes (A, B, D) and clusters within these groups, with the B1b cluster being the most prevalent globally.
- The research uncovered four phases of CVA16 evolution, identifying Europe, China, and Japan as key sources of its spread, and suggested that the shifts in genotypes and recombination forms were interconnected processes rather than random events.*