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Diverse patterns of simian foamy virus (SFV) transmission to ...www.fredhutch.org › › p...

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Humans are not infected with their own foamy virus variant; however, SFVs are transmitted from NHPs to humans more frequently than any ...

Feline foamy virus is everywhere | American Veterinary Medical...

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Exposure to or infection with feline foamy virus is common in pumas and domestic cats in Colorado, Southern California, and Florida, according to two recent...

Scientists Hope to Prevent AIDS-Like Foamy Virus Outbreak

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Scientists study transmission of simian foamy virus in humans, mindful that its pathogenic potential may eventually be realized.

Neue Viren: Gefährliches Affenfleisch | STERN.de

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In Kamerun ist eine neue Aids-ähnliche Krankheit aufgetaucht. Durch den Verzehr von Affenfleisch, wie er in zahlreichen afrikanischen Ländern üblich ist, ...

Two cases of HIV and simian foamy virus coinfection reported | aidsmap

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Two cases of coinfection with HIV and simian foamy virus (SFV) are reported in the May 1st edition of the Journal of Infectious Diseases.

VetVine - Forum - Feline foamy virus affects mesenchymal stem cell...

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VetVine is an accredited Continuing Education provider for veterinary professionals and resource of expert-driven pet health information for pet owners. This is the ...

Simian foamy virus found to be widespread among chimpanzees

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Simian foamy virus found to be widespread among chimpanzees. Jul 04, Researchers in Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, ...

Foamy Viruses Join The Gene Therapy Toolbox - HUM-MOLGEN news

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Bush-meat trade breeds new HIV | New Scientist

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New strains of an HIV-like virus are circulating in wild animals and infecting people who eat them, warn experts

Bush meat can be a viral feast | Science News

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Monkeys and apes are considered edible game in many parts of Africa. As Africans have emigrated to other parts of the world, some have retained their love of...
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