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Cytomegalovirus reinfection in young children by Bale, James F., Petheram, Susan J., Souza, Inara E., Murph, Jody R.

“…OBJECTIVE: To determine the frequency of reinfection with new cytomegalovirus (CMV) strains in children in group child-care environments. METHODS: Ninety-two…”
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Papular-purpuric gloves and socks syndrome : a characteristic viral exanthem by STONE, M. S, MURPH, J. R

“…In 1990, Harms et al1 reported a unique dermatosis occurring in the spring in five Swiss young adults. These individuals had acral edema and a characteristic…”
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Analysis of acquired human cytomegalovirus infections by polymerase chain reaction by Bale, Jr, J F, O'Neil, M E, Fowler, S S, Murph, J R

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Cytomegalovirus infection in newborns and their family members : Polymerase chain reaction analysis of isolates by SOUZA, I. E, GREGG, A, PFAB, D, DAWSON, J. D, BENSON, P, O'NEILL, M. E, MURPH, J. R, PETHERAM, S. J, BALE, J. F

“…Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) analysis with primers for the pp65, a-sequence, glycoprotein B, and major immediate early genes of human cytomegalovirus (CMV)…”
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Epidemiology of Congenital Cytomegalovirus Infection: Maternal Risk Factors and Molecular Analysis of Cytomegalovirus Strains by Murphsu, Jody R., Souza, Inara E., Dawson, Jeffrey D., Benson, Patricia, Petheram, Susan J., Pfab, Deb, Gregg, Amy, O'Neill, Marsha E., Zimmerman, Bridget, Bale, James F.

“…To determine factors that influence the occurrence of congenital cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection, the authors surveyed prospectively 8, 254 infants bom in…”
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Characterization of Human Cytomegalovirus Strains by Analysis of Short Tandem Repeat Polymorphisms by WALKER, Adrianne, PETHERAM, Susan J, BALLARD, Linda, MURPH, Jody R, DEMMLER, Gail J, BALE, James F

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How Much Antibiotic Suspension Is Enough? by Dusdieker, Lois B, Murph, Jody R, Milavetz, Gary

“…OBJECTIVES: Pilot data suggest that inadequate antibiotic volumes are often dispensed. Study goals were to determine the frequency of inadequate antibiotic…”
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The Occupational Risk of Cytomegalovirus Infection Among Day-care Providers by Murph, Jody R, Baron, Judith C, Brown, C. Kice, Ebelhack, Cindy L, Bale, James F

“…We prospectively studied day-care providers at six day-care centers in southeastern Iowa to determine their occupational risk for primary cytomegalovirus…”
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Rubella and syphilis: continuing causes of congenital infection in the 1990s by Murph, J R

“…Despite an effective vaccine for rubella and reliable serological methods for detecting syphilis, these pathogens remain important potential causes of…”
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Infections of the central nervous system in the newborn by Bale, Jr, J F, Murph, J R

“…Safe, effective vaccines and potent antimicrobial agents have diminished substantially the morbidity and mortality associated with neonatal infections of the…”
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Congenital infections and the nervous system by Bale, Jr, J F, Murph, J R

“…Despite vaccines, new antimicrobials, and improved hygienic practices, congenital infections remain an important cause of death and long-term neurologic…”
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Day care associated cytomegalovirus: risk for working women by Murph, J R

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Polymorphisms within human cytomegalovirus chemokine ( UL146 / UL147 ) and cytokine receptor genes ( UL144 ) are not predictive of sequelae in congenitally infected children by Heo, Jinho, Petheram, Susie, Demmler, Gail, Murph, Jody R, Adler, Stuart P, Bale, James, Sparer, Tim E

“…Abstract Human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) viral chemokine, UL146 , and TNF α-like receptor UL144 genes show a high degree of hypervariability in clinical isolates…”
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Is treatment of acute otitis media with once-a-day amoxicillin feasible? Results of a pilot study by Murph, J R, Dusdieker, L B, Booth, B, Murph, W E

“…We report a study of the feasibility of once-a-day amoxicillin to treat acute otitis media (AOM). Seventy-seven children between ages 7 months and 12 years…”
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Cytomegalovirus transmission in a Midwest day care center: possible relationship to child care practices by Murph, J R, Bale, Jr, J F, Murray, J C, Stinski, M F, Perlman, S

“…The epidemiology of cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection and transmission in a large Iowa day care center was studied. Over the 9 months of the study the overall…”
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Sabin inactivated trivalent poliovirus vaccine: first clinical trial and seroimmunity survey by Murph, J R, Grose, C, McAndrew, P, Mickiewicz, C, Mento, S, Cano, F, Radick, L, Ritchey, M, Stout, M G

“…The most widely used poliovaccine in the United States contains the three live attenuated strains originally produced by Sabin. An inactivated ("killed")…”
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Survival of cytomegalovirus in paper diapers and saliva by Schupfer, P C, Murph, J R, Bale, Jr, J F

“…We studied the survival of human cytomegalovirus inoculated experimentally into saliva and urine-soaked paper diapers. Infectious virus could be recovered from…”
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Intrauterine Cytomegalovirus Infection and Glycoprotein B Genotypes by Bale, James F., Murph, Jody R., Demmler, Gail J., Dawson, Jeff, Miller, June E., Petheram, Susan J.

“…Cytomegalovirus (CMV) strains display polymorphisms for the gene encoding glycoprotein B (gB; gpUL55). Recent data suggest that the gB genotype may influence…”
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Human cytomegalovirus a sequence and UL144 variability in strains from infected children by Bale Jr, James F., Petheram, Susan J., Robertson, Margaret, Murph, Jody R., Demmler, Gail

“…Human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) displays genetic polymorphisms. This variability may contribute to strain‐specific tissue tropism and disease expression in…”
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Cytomegalovirus transmission in child care homes by Bale, Jr, J F, Zimmerman, B, Dawson, J D, Souza, I E, Petheram, S J, Murph, J R

“…Children attending child care centers have high rates of cytomegalovirus (CMV) excretion. Women exposed to such children have an increased risk of acquiring…”
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