text: Laboratory confirmation of MERS-CoV infection requires either a positive PCR test of ≥2 specific genomic targets or a single positive target followed by successful sequencing of a second. If a patient has a positive serologic test, but no PCR or sequencing test, the individual is considered a probable case.
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