2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jviromet.2017.09.007
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Direct detection of Trichomonas vaginalis virus in Trichomonas vaginalis positive clinical samples from the Netherlands

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“…Although TVV can only be transmitted vertically, a single cell can be infected by a single or up to four TVV subspecies in some isolates [ 16 ]. The TVV infection rate among T. vaginalis strains from different geographic origins ranges from 40 to 100%, with TVV1 being the dominant detected subspecies in the USA [ 17 ] and Netherlands [ 18 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although TVV can only be transmitted vertically, a single cell can be infected by a single or up to four TVV subspecies in some isolates [ 16 ]. The TVV infection rate among T. vaginalis strains from different geographic origins ranges from 40 to 100%, with TVV1 being the dominant detected subspecies in the USA [ 17 ] and Netherlands [ 18 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies, based mainly on RAPD, have demonstrated concordance between T. vaginalis genotype and phenotype, including MTZ susceptibility, the presence of TVV and concurrent Mycoplasma infection [54][55][56] . However, other reports based on RAPD and RFLP patterns of a PCR-generated 28S-18S rRNA intergenic spacer failed to demonstrate concordance between genotype and symptoms [29,50,52] .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…van der Veer et al [30] described a MLST tool for T. vaginalis that used nested PCR targeting the same 7 housekeeping genes and revealed that infections with T. vaginalis type I (59.7%) occurred more frequently than type II (40.3%) [30] . More recently, Jehee et al [52] using MLST on T. vaginalis positive clinical samples collected from Amsterdam, found that the isolates were segregated into two-genotype populations, type I (53.7%) and type II (46.2%).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prior studies have found an association of TVV with TV isolates in various countries and at different prevalence rates. For countries with more than one study, the prevalence rates are reported as a range from the lowest rate to the highest: USA (30–100%), 11,12,15,1719,22,2527,36,44,4850,52,56,59 Cuba (55–100%), 14,34,38,5355 South Africa (81.9%), 33 Kenya (43.5%), 47 Brazil (60–100%), 3032,62 Iran (17–50%), 37,46 India (23.3%), 61 Egypt (20–35%), 57,60 China (50–100%), 51 Philippines (19%), 45 South Korea (13.6%), 35 Taiwan (50–100%), 13,23,24,3943 the Netherlands (50.4%), 58 and the Czech Republic (33–100%). 20,21,28,29…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…47,52,61 In contrast, other studies have found an association between TVV and specific symptoms such as vaginal discharge, dysuria, and erythema. 53,54,57,58 Taking into consideration the subspecies present during symptomatic TV infection, TVV1 and TVV2 have unique effects. TVV2 is specifically linked to more severe symptoms of vaginal, cervical, and vulvar erythema, dysuria, dyspareunia, pruritus, and vaginal discharge, while TVV1 is linked to milder symptoms of vaginal discharge, vaginal and cervical erythema, and dysuria.…”
Section: Effects Of Tvv On Clinical Symptom Severitymentioning
confidence: 99%