🐔 What happens when two poultry pathogens strike together? This study shows that co-infection with chicken infectious anemia virus and fowl adenovirus E8b increases clinical severity and mortality, while potentially altering viral tissue distribution.
🔗 https://t.co/C87BpMbbjb
🐔Avian reoviruses are an important challenge for poultry health, with pathogenic strains linked to arthritis, tenosynovitis and tissue damage. This review explores ARV biology, pathogenesis, epidemiology, diagnosis and strategies for improved control.
🔗 https://t.co/YxtvppzsGB
🦠 How does Nipah virus reach the brain?
A new Viruses review by Vignesh Mariappan & Heinz Feldmann explores Nipah neuropathogenesis, CNS invasion, clinical disease, vaccines & therapeutic advances.
Read more: https://t.co/FymRewiwz8
🦠 How can we detect and track emerging viral threats earlier?
Viruses invites research on molecular & serological detection, antibody responses and epidemiology of emerging and re-emerging pathogens.
Explore the Special Issue: https://t.co/9AJJ6TaEIX
📚 What are the most cited papers in Viruses?
Explore our Most Cited Articles page, featuring highly cited research and reviews covering HPV, West Nile virus, mpox, bacteriophages, HIV, hepatitis C & more.
🔗 https://t.co/r0cfXLOZUF
#Virology#VirusResearch
Rabies isn’t just a dog issue. 🐱
Fehlner-Gardiner et al. highlight rabies in cats as an emerging public health concern—and the importance of vaccination and awareness.
📖 https://t.co/79KB20sTuy
#Rabies#OneHealth
Why is HIV still so difficult to cure? 🧬
Tessa C. Chou et al. review the persistent HIV reservoir, the mechanisms behind latency, and emerging strategies to eliminate it.
The goal: a safe, effective, and scalable cure.
🔗https://t.co/4ELwna38tu
🦠 How do poxviruses bypass antiviral defenses?
Chorong Park et al. show how K3 proteins adapt to inhibit PKR across species, revealing the molecular arms race between viruses and hosts.
📖 https://t.co/JKryEaHVtE
🦠 How do phages decide between destruction and dormancy?
This review explores how quorum sensing and molecular signals influence phage lifecycle decisions, revealing a hidden layer of communication between viruses and their bacterial hosts.
📖 https://t.co/VB6B5PybMV
🔬 Explore Microscopy Methods for Virus Research.
This reprint features ten articles on advanced imaging, quantitative analysis, and the future of multi-modal virology.
📘 Book or PDF: https://t.co/pvg4VRI3sl
🦠 How do viruses turn host defenses to their advantage?
This collection explores viral strategies that reshape host immunity and signaling, revealing mechanisms of immune evasion, virus–host interactions, and potential antiviral targets.
📚 https://t.co/zzdcA3EgXp
This controversial surgery for Alzheimer's patients aims to improve drainage of fluid from the brain. What do we know about it?
https://t.co/cOX5sOvtc7
@OscarEconomik@Sr_Fonseca Parece que estás confundiendo conocido con famoso, si no toleras la crítica estando en este giro de negocio. Bájese de su nube y cámbiese de carrera que va a salir mal parado con ese ego desenfocado siendo muy pequeño todavía en imagen personal.
📊 JAMA Guide to Statistics and Methods: Difference-in-differences compares pre-to-post changes between intervention and comparison groups, controlling for baseline differences and trends, and requires careful evaluation of the parallel trends assumption.
https://t.co/rQq79vL85k
📸 Great to see Prof. Dr. Hiroaki Okamoto with the printed Hepatitis E reprint! The 3rd Edition is now open.
📚 Free download of the reprint: https://t.co/HfPlqEiQzU
🔗Submit: https://t.co/OLyz212XDd
#HepatitisE#HEV#Viruses
🦠 Hager-Soto et al. review how viruses disrupt the blood–testis barrier (BTB) before entering testicular tissue. Understanding these mechanisms may help clarify viral persistence, reproductive impacts, and potential transmission risks.
📄 https://t.co/SbShfLeMAk