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June 7, 2014Journal of General Virology

Chickens host diverse picornaviruses originated from potential interspecies transmission with recombination

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SLSusanna K. P. LauDepartment of HealthPWPatrick C. Y. WooDepartment of HealthCYCyril Chik‐Yan YipChinese University of Hong Kong

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Reveals unrecognized picornavirus diversity in poultry; leaves open zoonotic and pathogenic implications for surveillance.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a708f6a8031ec7bb1dc6d46https://doi.org/10.1099/vir.0.066597-0
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