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White Spot Syndrome Virus: A Detailed Review of Early Infection Events, Structural Protein Trafficking, and Innate Immune Evasion

2025-08-12

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ABSTRACT White spot syndrome virus (WSSV), the highly pathogenic double‐stranded DNA virus affecting crustaceans particularly shrimp and crayfish, has been causing severe diseases that result in significant economic losses in aquaculture. Despite various treatment efforts, current methods remain inadequate in effectively controlling the onset and transmission of the disease, underscoring the urgent need for innova...

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f26a9152-9814-5eaf-8a5c-09023d3cc963
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10.1111/raq.70077
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