Volume 29, Number 4—April 2023
Research
Adeno-Associated Virus 2 and Human Adenovirus F41 in Wastewater during Outbreak of Severe Acute Hepatitis in Children, Ireland
Table 2
Correlations between detected viruses |
Spearman rs (95% CI) |
No. SAHUE probable cases/week |
|
HAdV-F GC/day |
0.62 (0.382–0.781) |
AAV2 VP1 GC/day |
0.57 (0.323–0.740) |
AAV2 NSP GC/day |
0.55 (0.297–0.727) |
SARS-CoV-2 N1 GC/day |
0.006 (−0.291 to 0.303) |
No. HAdV-F clinical cases/week |
|
HAdV-F GC/day | 0.85 (0.719–0.920) |
AAV2 VP1 GC/day |
0.82 (0.723–0.884) |
AAV2 NSP GC/day | 0.81 (0.713–0.880) |
SARS-CoV-2 N1 GC/day |
0.206 (−0.022 to 0.414) |
HAdV-F GC/day | |
AAV2 VP1 GC/day |
0.91 (0.833–0.951) |
AAV2 NSP GC/day |
0.88 (0.787–0.937) |
SARS-CoV-2 N1 GC/day |
|
HAdV-F GC/day |
−0.21 (−0.494 to 0.105) |
AAV2 VP1 GC/day |
0.28 (0.055–0.483) |
AAV2 NSP GC/day | 0.29 (0.063–0.492) |
*Bold text indicates statistical significance (p<0.001). AAV2, adeno-associated virus type 2; GC, genome copies; HAdV-F, human adenovirus species F; N1, nucleocapsid protein 1; NSP, nonstructural protein; SAHUE, severe acute hepatitis of unknown etiology; VP, viral protein.
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