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Arbovirus persistence in mosquitoes is characterized by translation repression of viral RNAs

2026-02-26

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Arboviruses induce acute lytic infection in human cells but establish persistent infection in their mosquito vectors, a viral strategy that is essential for sustained viral transmission. How mosquito cells maintain continuous production of viral progeny without compromising host cell viability remains a fundamental unresolved question. Because arbovirus replication in human cells relies on viral takeover of the ho...

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8feb06c7-2176-532f-a774-3a6c7205057b
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10.64898/2026.02.26.708146
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