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A century-old museum sample reveals a bandavirus with modern day presence in northern European bats

2025-02-28

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Ancient genome sequences provide invaluable insights into the origin and evolution of viral pathogens, offering a broader temporal perspective that extends well beyond the limited timespan of clinical data, which typically covers at most a few decades. Whereas ancient viral DNA is relatively frequently recovered, ancient viral RNA genomes are scarce due to the fragile nature of RNA molecules. In this study, we exp...

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91452ed3-efa3-5e1e-ba2d-7e751f0701b2
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10.1101/2025.02.28.640763
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