Abstract
Rotavirus electropherotypes of 103 fecal samples collected from children for 18 months in Baranya County, Hungary, revealed seven different patterns. Two electropherotypes were predominant and a clear shift was evident in their occurrence. The results provide the first evidence of a shift in the prevalence of electropherotyping variants in Hungary.
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