intergenotype

English

Etymology

From inter- +‎ genotype.

Adjective

intergenotype (not comparable)

1. Between genotypes.
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     Fourth, intergenotype and intragenotype recombination occurs including the 5’-region of the ORF2 in particular, re-infection and variability of the virus genome might hamper virus detection using generic primers and probes.

Noun

intergenotype (plural intergenotypes)

1. An intermediate genotype.