Why the study?
Enterovirus G causes diarrhea in piglets, complicating differential diagnosis and control, making clinical surveillance and pathogenicity assessment essential.
Population
Five-day-old piglets
Comparison
Oral challenge with the prevalent EV-G strain
Design
In vivo experimental pathogenicity and gut microbiota dynamic study
Authors
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May warrant porcine herd surveillance; leaves open causal microbiota mechanisms and translational relevance.
The study isolates a novel recombinant EV-G strain and demonstrates its pathogenicity and association with gut microbiota dysbiosis, specifically a reduction in SCFA-producing bacteria, in piglets.
Li et al. (2025) studied this question.
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