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Novel orthonairovirus in rodents and shrews, Gabon

2022-01-23

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Small mammals harbor various zoonotic viruses and are natural reservoirs for emerging viruses. Here, we identified a novel orthonairovirus, which is genetically close to the virus suggested the association with human neural diseases. The virus was found in 24.6% of the small mammals captured in Gabon, Central Africa.

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d2f94c17-ac54-5282-9e6c-5bcb8119f09c
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10.1101/2022.01.22.477371
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