Serological evidence of sarbecovirus exposure along Sunda pangolin trafficking pathways

Background: Early in the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, Sunda pangolins (Manis javanica) involved in the illegal wildlife trade in mainland China were identified as hosts of severe acute respiratory syndrome-related coronaviruses (SARSr-CoVs). Although it is unconfirmed whether pangol...

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Egile Nagusiak:	Worthington, BM, Wong, PY, Kumaree, KK, Prigge, T, Ng, KH, Liao, Y, Martelli, P, Churgin, S, Lee, FK, Perkins, C, Bradley, M, Pierce, MP, Shum, MH, Miot, EF, Cheung, WY, McIlroy, SE, Nash, HC, Wirdateti, Semiadi, G, Tan, C, Wang, L, Ades, G, Baker, DM, Dingle, C, Pybus, OG
Formatua:	Journal article
Hizkuntza:	English
Argitaratua:	BioMed Central 2024

Serological evidence of sarbecovirus exposure along Sunda pangolin trafficking pathways nork Brian M. Worthington, Portia Y.-H. Wong, Kishoree K. Kumaree, Tracey-Leigh Prigge, Kar Hon Ng, Yunshi Liao, Paolo Martelli, Sarah Churgin, Foo K. Lee, Chris Perkins, Michael Bradley, Mac P. Pierce, Marcus H.-H. Shum, Elliott F. Miot, William Y.-M. Cheung, Shelby E. McIlroy, Helen C. Nash, Wirdateti, Gono Semiadi, Chee-Wah Tan, Lin-Fa Wang, Gary Ades, David M. Baker, Caroline Dingle, Oliver G. Pybus, Edward C. Holmes, Gabriel M. Leung, Yi Guan, Huachen Zhu, Timothy C. Bonebrake, Tommy T. Y. Lam

Argitaratua 2024-11-01

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Serological evidence of sarbecovirus exposure along Sunda pangolin trafficking pathways

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