Identification et caractérisation des virus à ARN potentiellement pathogènes pour l'homme chez les populations de chauves-souris d'Afrique Centrale

Identification et caractérisation des virus à ARN potentiellement pathogènes pour l'homme chez les populations de chauves-souris d'Afrique Centrale

Le nombre de virus détectés chez les chauves-souris est en augmentation, la plupart étant des virus à ARN. L'identification chez différentes espèces de chauves-souris, de virus ayant été responsables d'épidémies voire de pandémies chez l'homme (coronavirus agent du SRAS, virus Nipah e...

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Main Author:	Maganga, Gaël Darren
Other Authors:	Montpellier 2
Language:	fr
Published:	2012
Subjects:	Virus Marburg Henipavirus Virus des oreillons Chauves-souris Richesse virale Fragmentation aire de distribution Marburg virus Mumps virus Bats Viral richness Fragmented distribution
Online Access:	http://www.theses.fr/2012MON20072/document

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