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Human cell line tropism, interferon system interactions and NSs mechanisms by the Ntepes and Gabek Forest phleboviruses

2025-10-17

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Phleboviruses are a large genus within the family Phenuiviridae, class Bunyaviricetes . These arboviruses are present all over the world, and several members can cause severe disease. New viruses are continuously discovered, but rarely isolated and analysed in cell culture to assess their risk to humans. Here, we describe the in cellulo characteristics for two closely related African phleboviruses, Ntepes virus...

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7482faf9-9178-5373-a46f-2132ef55a54c
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10.1101/2025.10.17.683117
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