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Spatial transmission dynamics of African Swine Fever in wild pigs: Sensitivity to epidemiological traits of different viral strains

2025-10-01

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African Swine Fever virus (ASFv) is a rapidly spreading animal disease with impacts on global economy and food security. Since the first known case of ASFv in Kenya in 1921, the virus has undergone significant evolution resulting in the emergence of 25 distinct genotypes. These genotypes have a wide variety of epidemiological traits, leading to uncertainty about how a genotype or variant of a genotype might spread...

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0a8d625e-c10a-560b-9203-04e51d0f0917
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10.1101/2025.09.30.679520
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