Abstract
In October 2013, laboratory-confirmed Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) infection was recorded in two men who were exposed both to animals and to each other on a Qatari farm. Investigators collected serum and rectal and nasal swab specimens from all 14 dromedary camels on the farm for virologic study, as well as stool samples from three …
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