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Virome profiling of long-tailed marmots reveals tissue tropism and cross-species transmission of a diversity of uncharacterized mammalian viruses

2025-06-20

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Background Anthropogenic land conversion and population encroachment into wildlife habitats are amplifying zoonotic risks through intensified human-livestock-wildlife contacts. As ecologically resilient rodents exhibiting dynamic population fluxes, long-tailed marmots ( <italic>Marmota caudata</italic> ) are crucial viral reservoirs in Central Asian ecosystems. Their sympatric coex...

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b12e8ccf-1f82-5cad-a6bb-9992fa9de20e
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-6670597/v1
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