Coinfection with g1-TTV facilitates PCV2-induced PMWS in pigs, suggesting torque teno viruses may contribute to disease expression previously linked to a single agent.
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Highlights potential viral cofactors in PCV2-induced PMWS; leaves open torque teno virus contributions in natural swine infections.
These data implicated g1-TTV as another viral infection that facilitates PCV2-induced PMWS. This raises the possibility that torque teno viruses in swine may contribute to disease expression currently associated with only a single infectious agent.
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