Norovirus is highly infectious and tends to occur in clusters, or “outbreaks”. It spreads from one person to another through direct or indirect contact with infected feces or vomit.
More rarely, it can also be transmitted by drinking water, which contains the virus, or by eating food contaminated by this virus.
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CEERAM Virology tools |  |  |  |
PCR assays for virus detection (virus tests)
Real Time RT-PCR detection and identification of pathogenic viruses (human health- IVD CE)
- Norovirus GI (more on NOROVIRUS GI assay)
- Norovirus GII (More on NOROVIRUS GII assay)
- Hepatitis A (More on HEPATITIS A assay)
- Hepatitis E
- Enterovirus
- Astrovirus
- Rotavirus
- Sapovirus
- Aïchi virus
- Adenovirus 40-41
Analysable matrices :
- Biological samples (blood, urine, stools, tissue, etc.)
- Water (raw water, sewer water, drinking water, surface water, etc.)
- Mud, Sludge
- Shells, Shellfish
- Fruits
- Vegetables
- Swabs
- Surface and air samples
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