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Diversity and evolution of coronaviruses and astroviruses in bat, wildbirds and rodents
, 2011 Bats and birds are known to be the reservoirs of a number of zoonotic diseases. The capacity of flight and the diversity of these animals may make them special in maintaining and disseminating diverse viruses leading to instances of emerging ...
Chu, Ka-wing., 朱嘉永.
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Journal of VirologyHuman astroviruses (HAstVs) are a leading cause of viral childhood diarrhea that infects nearly every individual during their lifetime. Although human astroviruses are highly prevalent, no approved vaccine currently exists.
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Waterfowl astroviruses are mainly duck astroviruses and goose astroviruses, of which duck astroviruses (DAstV-3, -4), goose astroviruses (GoAstV-1, -2) are the four new waterfowl 21 astroviruses in recent years, which can lead to enteritis, viral ...
Juan Luo (149338) +9 more
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The biology and epidemiology of human astroviruses
Human astroviruses (HAstV) are now recognised as important causes of acute gastroenteritis in young children world-wide. The development of improved and more reliable diagnostic methods such as enzyme immunoassays and molecular methods has led to an ...
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Astroviruses Detected by Immunofluorescence.
Lancet, The, 1977T W Lee, J B Kurtz, J B Kurtz
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The Molecular Biology of Astroviruses
Archives of Virology Supplementum, 1996Astroviruses (genus Astrovirus) are assigned to a newly established virus family, the Astroviridae. The molecular biology of these agents reveals many features unique amongst the non-enveloped animal viruses and resembles that of members of certain plant virus families.
M M Willcocks, M J Carter
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