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Molecular characteristics of the immune escape of coronavirus PEDV under the pressure of vaccine immunity.

Journal of virology - 20 May 2025

Li Yunchuan, Yang Shanshan, Qian Jiali, Liu Shiyu, Li Yupeng, Song Xu, Cao Qiuxia, Guo Rongli, Zhao Yongxiang, Sun Min, Hu Mi, Li Jizong, Zhang Xuehan, Fan Baochao, Li Bin

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Coronaviruses have undergone evolutionary changes and mutations in response to the immune pressures exerted by vaccines and environmental factors, resulting in more severe consequences during breakthrough infections. Nevertheless, the specific correlation between the evolutionary mutations of coronaviruses and immune pressures remains ambiguous. Swine coronavirus-porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV)-has existed...

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PMID: 40237499
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.02193-24
PMCID: PMC12090811

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