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Cross-neutralization and antigenic characterization of simian and equine group A rotaviruses.

Journal of virology - 21 Apr 2026

Soni Shalini, Eertink Lianne G, Shuisong Ni, Loynachan Alan, Barnum Samantha M, Adam Emma N, Kennedy Michael A, Wang Dan, Li Feng

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Rotaviral diarrhea in foals is caused by two dominant G3P[12] and G14P[12] genotypes of equine rotavirus A (ERVA). Protection of foals against ERVA infection and disease is achievable by passive antibody transfer through colostrum from mares receiving inactivated monovalent G3P[12] vaccine. Simian rotavirus SA11 G3P[2] is also included in ERVA vaccines to protect foals. Here, we characterized cross-neutralization...

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PMID: 41914753
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.00199-26
PMCID: PMC13098257

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