PhD Project - FULLY FUNDED PhD - Visualising avian influenza virus tropism and co-infection in avian hosts at University of Glasgow, listed on FindAPhD.com

Avian influenza viruses are divided into high or low pathogenicity based on the sequence of their hemagglutinin (HA) and their lethality in chickens. The majority of AIV strains circulating in the wil...

Author summary Avian influenza viruses (AIV) of subtype H3N1 caused outbreaks among gallinaceous poultry associated with an unusual high mortality in Belgium in 2019. Although those strains shared pro...

Low pathogenic avian influenza viruses (LPAIVs) are typically associated with subclinical or mild disease in poultry. However, recent outbreaks involving atypical LPAIV strains, including H3N1 stra...

Avian influenza jumped from wild birds into dairy cattle. Here, the authors report that two mutations in the viral polymerase helped the virus to quickly adapt to cattle. Mutations increased the polym...

Jingchuvirales (negative-sense RNA viruses) were initially discovered in invertebrates, with both exogenous and endogenous jingchuviruses subsequently identified in fish, reptiles and mammals. To date...