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Japanese encephalitis virus: an emerging and re-emerging virus in Australia

2022-11-30

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Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) first emerged in the Torres Strait of north-eastern Australia in 1995, with three human cases, and widespread infection of pigs on a number of islands. The virus was shown to belong to genotype II. Further cases occurred in 1998, including the first case on mainland Australia on Cape York. A second genotype of JEV, genotype Ia, was reported in mosquitoes and pigs in 2000–04, possi...

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3f478adb-fda0-55a1-9c63-23e36457ccfa
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10.1071/ma22050
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