Increased public health threat of avian-origin H3N2 influenza virus caused by its evolution in dogs

  1. Mingyue Chen
  2. Yanli Lyu
  3. Fan Wu
  4. Ying Zhang
  5. Hongkui Li
  6. Rui Wang
  7. Yang Liu
  8. Xinyu Yang
  9. Liwei Zhou
  10. Ming Zhang
  11. Qi Tong
  12. Honglei Sun
  13. Juan Pu
  14. Jinhua Liu
  15. Yipeng Sun  Is a corresponding author
  1. China Agricultural University, China
  2. Chinese PLA General Hospital, China
  3. Liaoning Agricultural Development Service Center, China
  4. University of Georgia, United States

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  1. Mingyue Chen
  2. Yanli Lyu
  3. Fan Wu
  4. Ying Zhang
  5. Hongkui Li
  6. Rui Wang
  7. Yang Liu
  8. Xinyu Yang
  9. Liwei Zhou
  10. Ming Zhang
  11. Qi Tong
  12. Honglei Sun
  13. Juan Pu
  14. Jinhua Liu
  15. Yipeng Sun
(2023)
Increased public health threat of avian-origin H3N2 influenza virus caused by its evolution in dogs
eLife 12:e83470.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.83470

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