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Adaptation of an H7N7 equine influenza A virus in mice

25 Jan 2007

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Wild waterfowl are a reservoir for influenza A viruses, which can be transmitted from these birds to other animal species. Occasionally, influenza A viruses are transmitted to other animal species from animals other than wild waterfowl, e.g. an equine influenza virus has been transmitted to dogs and caused outbreaks. To understand the molecular mechanism by which influenza A viruses adapt to a new animal species,...

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PMID: 17251573
DOI: 10.1099/vir.0.82411-0

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