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First Identification, Isolation and Genomic Characterization of an Emerging Shamonda Virus Variant Associated with Bovine Disease in Switzerland

2026-08-28

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In July 2026, an outbreak of a cattle illness characterized by high fever, diarrhoea and reduced milk production, often affecting whole herds, was detected across several regions of northern Switzerland. To investigate the cause of the outbreak a broad range of diagnostic methods was applied, including pathogen specific RT-qPCRs, ELISA, serum neutralization test, virus isolation and metagenomic next generation seq...

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DOI: 10.20944/preprints202608.2138.v1

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