Uniformity of rotavirus strain nomenclature proposed by the Rotavirus Classification Working Group (RCWG)
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Jelle Matthijnssens | J. Rodney Brister | Javier Buesa | Sarah M. McDonald | Osamu Nakagomi | Linda J. Saif | Koki Taniguchi | Viviana Parreño | Marc Van Ranst | Mustafizur Rahman | J. Matthijnssens | Mustafizur Rahman | M. Van Ranst | M. Estes | S. M. McDonald | L. Saif | F. Ruggeri | J. Buesa | M. Iturriza-Gómara | K. Bányai | A. Steyer | H. Attoui | P. Mertens | J. R. Brister | U. Desselberger | K. Taniguchi | R. Johne | J. Patton | V. Martella | John T. Patton | J. Gentsch | Mary K. Estes | Carl D. Kirkwood | Vito Martella | Reimar Johne | Max Ciarlet | Houssam Attoui | Krisztián Bányai | Jon R. Gentsch | Miren Iturriza-Gómara | Peter P. C. Mertens | Franco M. Ruggeri | Norma Santos | Andrej Steyer | Ulrich Desselberger | V. Parreno | O. Nakagomi | C. Kirkwood | N. Santos | Mathew D. Esona | M. Ciarlet | M. Esona | V. Parreño | Andrej Steyer
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