Animal Virus Infections Studies

This study identifies miRNA-16a as a host factor that inhibits BCoV replication by targeting Furin and enhances immune response, suggesting its potential as an antiviral therapy.

The paper reports the first detection of astroviruses in Tanzanian bats using PCR and phylogenetic analysis.

The paper compares Sanger, Illumina, and Oxford Nanopore sequencing methods for detecting intra-host variation of FeLV in cats, finding each method has distinct advantages and limitations.

The paper tracks intra-host variation in the spike S1/S2 region of FCoV-1 in a cat over six years, showing distinct variants in different tissues and shedding patterns.

The paper identifies a novel HKU4-related coronavirus in pangolin single-cell datasets and investigates its phylogenetic clade and potential contamination sources.

The paper uses nanopore sequencing to detect porcine cytomegalovirus in nasal swabs from a Hungarian pig farm.

The paper identifies a new CECoV variant associated with seasonal outbreaks of severe canine gastroenteritis and shows its genetic relationship to a 2020 variant, but not to human respiratory-related CECoV-like viruses.

This study compares the virome composition of different shedding routes in M. fuliginosus bats, identifying novel viruses and shedding patterns.

The paper reports the first whole-genome sequence of Cervid atadenovirus A from Canada, identifying unique SNPs and deletions compared to other isolates.

This study generates PCBP1 knockout pigs, which show reduced CSFV infection and provide a model for studying antiviral mechanisms.

The paper uses adapted NGS to detect viruses in Chilean swine farms, identifying PCV3 for the first time in Chile.

The paper shows that inactivating porcine coronavirus at temperatures above 56°C damages its genome integrity, but optimized preservation solutions can protect viral nucleic acids.

This study identifies KIAA1199 as a new oncogene activated by ALV-J and REV synergism through NF-κB and EGFR pathways, with miR-147 suppression maintaining pathway crosstalk.