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A novel experimental system reveals immunoregulatory responses as mediators of persistent orthohantavirus infections in a rodent reservoir host

2019-11-05

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Orthohantaviruses are globally emerging zoonotic pathogens. Human infections are characterized by an overt immune response that is efficient at counteracting virus replication but can also cause severe tissue damage. In contrast, orthohantavirus infections in rodent reservoir hosts are persistent and asymptomatic. The mechanisms facilitating asymptomatic virus persistence in reservoir hosts are not well understood...

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de98cbba-af84-5fb3-b8d8-9e6bf50ad690
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10.1101/831214
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