We argued that SINV was not likely introduced by wintering Palearctic birds coming from SINV endemic areas in Europe, but that it is endemic in the study area, and has remained undetected until now.
For the first time, we confirmed Sindbis virus (SINV) in wild birds in West Africa, adding to growing evidence that SINV is likely spreading to other African regions or is endemic to a wider area than previously known. #OneHealth#Virology
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