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cord-316392-bp988sir	Kupfer, Bernd	Severe Pneumonia and Human Bocavirus in Adult	2006-10-17		.txt	text/plain	1660	78	45	To the Editor: The newly identified human bocavirus (hBoV), a member of the Parvovirus family, is suspected to infect the cells of the respiratory tract and thus may be an etiologic agent of respiratory disease in humans (1) . Retrospectively, however, human bocavirus DNA in the archived BAL strongly suggests that pulmonary symptoms were caused by this agent rather than by a yet unknown bacterial or fungal infection. This finding led to the conclusion that a "new" virus that induces the identical clinical symptoms, like the human bocavirus, may also contribute to severe respiratory infections. Besides the first proof for visceral leishmaniasis in paleopathology, we provide evidence that leishmaniasis was present in Nubia in the early Christian period and that the organism also infected ancient Egyptians, probably because of close trading contacts to Nubia, during the Middle Kingdom. Detection of human bocavirus in Japanese children with lower respiratory tract infections	./cache/cord-316392-bp988sir.txt	./txt/cord-316392-bp988sir.txt