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Using label-free proteomics to elucidate factors involved in the human response to orthohantavirus infection

2019-01-01

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Orthohantaviruses are a genus of Bunyaviruses carried by a range of rodent hosts. They are found in endemic foci across the globe and are associated with the zoonotic diseases haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome and hantavirus cardiopulmonary syndrome. Orthohantaviruses are enzootic to south-eastern, central and northern parts of continental Europe. The virus has historically been considered absent from the Bri...

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105078c6-79fc-583f-9f2a-80c3e364da0d
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10.17638/03031529
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