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Infectivity and pathogenicity of different hepatitis E virus genotypes/subtypes in rabbit model.

Emerging microbes & infections - 1 Dec 2020

Li Shuangshuang, He Qiyu, Yan Li, Li Manyu, Liang Zhaochao, Shu Jingyi, Zhang Fan, Wang Ling, Wang Lin

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The pathogenicity of each hepatitis E virus (HEV) genotypes/subtypes may be different. This study aimed to investigate the infectivity and pathogenicity of different HEV genotypes/subtypes from different mammalian sources especially human in rabbits, and to assess whether rabbits are an appropriate animal model to study different HEV genotypes/subtypes. Thirty-seven rabbits were randomly divided into nine groups...

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PMID: 33251979
DOI: 10.1080/22221751.2020.1858178
PMCID: PMC7781933

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