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Epidemiology and biological characteristics of influenza A (H4N6) viruses from wild birds.

Emerging microbes & infections - 1 Dec 2024

Song Xingdong, Tian Jingman, Li Minghui, Bai Xiaoli, Zhao Zhiguo, Shi Jianzhong, Zeng Xianying, Tian Guobin, Guan Yuntao, Chai Hongliang, Li Yanbing, Chen Hualan

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During the active surveillance, we isolated nine H4N6 subtype influenza A viruses from wild birds in China. To reveal the epidemiology and biology characteristics of H4 subtype influenza A virus from wild birds, we investigated H4 subtype viruses available in the public source, and found that the H4 viruses have been detected in at least 37 countries to date, and more than 73.6% of the viruses were from wild...

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PMID: 39417306
DOI: 10.1080/22221751.2024.2418909
PMCID: PMC11523250

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