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Oxidative Stress and Interferon Signaling Drive Differential Pathogenesis of Ancestral and Contemporary Zika Viruses in Human Cerebral Organoids

2025-08-12

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Neurotropic Zika viruses (ZIKV) cause serious human disease with pandemic potential. Pathogenesis severities resulting from Asian/American versus African ZIKV lineage infections range from mild to severe, respectively; however, mechanisms underlying differential ZIKV pathogenesis remain unclear, as do effective therapeutic strategies. The limitations of mechanistic understanding are due in part to the challenges o...

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35ab4c7b-a866-5058-824b-1a67b94c3424
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10.1101/2025.08.12.669648
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