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Viral disease outcomes are indistinguishable between experimentally infected bats and rodents

2025-09-01

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A common explanation for bats being a conspicuous source of zoonotic viruses is their purported ability to coexist with viruses without suffering overt disease. This belief has catalyzed the discovery of unique features of bat immune systems which may have translational value as broad-spectrum antivirals, particularly if they evolved as a byproduct of bats’ unique life history rather than through conventional co-e...

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3a7d3178-f1b5-5518-b239-0f988f8fcc32
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10.1101/2025.08.28.672855
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