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Quantifying viral pandemic potential from experimental transmission studies

2025-03-24

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In an effort to avert future pandemics, surveillance studies aimed at identifying zoonotic viruses at high risk of spilling over into humans act to monitor the ‘viral chatter’ at the animal-human interface. These studies are hampered, however, by the diversity of zoonotic viruses and the limited tools available to assess pandemic risk. Methods currently in use include the characterization of candidate viruses usin...

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888801e6-403a-5f26-8b29-3c8ac3367c1a
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10.1101/2025.03.24.645081
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