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Seroepidemiology of Human Bocaviruses 1–4
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HBoV2-4 infect humans less commonly and elicit weaker B-cell responses than HBoV1. In our study HBoV2-4 did not seem to have a major etiological role in wheezing. Cross-reactivity with HBoV2-4 IgG partially accounts for the high HBoV1 seroprevalences previously reported. Correction for cross-reactivity is a prerequisite for VLP-based HBoV seroepidemiology.
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