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Phenotypic Divergence of P Proteins of Australian Bat Lyssavirus Lineages Circulating in Microbats and Flying Foxes.

Viruses - 4 May 2021

Deffrasnes Celine, Luo Meng-Xiao, Wiltzer-Bach Linda, David Cassandra T, Lieu Kim G, Wang Lin-Fa, Jans David A, Marsh Glenn A, Moseley Gregory W

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Bats are reservoirs of many pathogenic viruses, including the lyssaviruses rabies virus (RABV) and Australian bat lyssavirus (ABLV). Lyssavirus strains are closely associated with particular host reservoir species, with evidence of specific adaptation. Associated phenotypic changes remain poorly understood but are likely to involve phosphoprotein (P protein), a key mediator of the intracellular virus-host...

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PMID: 34064444
DOI: 10.3390/v13050831
PMCID: PMC8147779

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