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PBVs' detection across animal and human hosts leaves zoonotic risk open; extends known host range but requires prospective studies before clinical relevance.
Picobirnaviruses (PBVs) were initially discovered in the fecal specimens in humans during investigation of children gastroenteritis causative agent in Brazil in 1988 (1). PBVs are found in the feces from rats, rabbits, simian and others, thus, PBVs appear to infect a very extensive range of hosts
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