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Rethinking the Drivers of Coronavirus Virulence and Pathogenesis: Toward an Understanding of the Dynamic World of Mutations, Indels, and Recombination Within the Species Alphacoronavirus-1

2024-11-26

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Alphacoronaviruses are widespread but understudied in comparison to betacoronaviruses. Recombination, mutations, and indels are hallmarks of coronavirus replication, which together facilitate viral spillover and emergence, especially within the alphacoronaviruses. The species _Alphacoronavirus-1_ comprises distinct viruses of cats, dogs and pigs. In cats, high-pathogenicity feline coronavirus (FCoV) is infamous as...

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08bb0431-9593-5578-b2ee-5ebc69c9b68c
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10.32388/yyo05o
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