Journal of Virology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
98(9)
Опубликована: Авг. 1, 2024
Science
is
humanity's
best
insurance
against
threats
from
nature,
but
it
a
fragile
enterprise
that
must
be
nourished
and
protected.
The
preponderance
of
scientific
evidence
indicates
natural
origin
for
SARS-CoV-2.
Yet,
the
theory
SARS-CoV-2
was
engineered
in
escaped
lab
dominates
media
attention,
even
absence
strong
evidence.
We
discuss
how
resulting
anti-science
movement
puts
research
community,
research,
pandemic
preparedness
at
risk.
Science,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
377(6609), С. 951 - 959
Опубликована: Июль 26, 2022
Understanding
how
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
(SARS-CoV-2)
emerged
in
2019
is
critical
to
preventing
future
zoonotic
outbreaks
before
they
become
the
next
pandemic.
The
Huanan
Seafood
Wholesale
Market
Wuhan,
China,
was
identified
as
a
likely
source
of
cases
early
reports,
but
later
this
conclusion
became
controversial.
We
show
here
that
earliest
known
COVID-19
from
December
2019,
including
those
without
reported
direct
links,
were
geographically
centered
on
market.
report
live
SARS-CoV-2–susceptible
mammals
sold
at
market
late
and
within
market,
SARS-CoV-2–positive
environmental
samples
spatially
associated
with
vendors
selling
mammals.
Although
there
insufficient
evidence
define
upstream
events,
exact
circumstances
remain
obscure,
our
analyses
indicate
emergence
SARS-CoV-2
occurred
through
wildlife
trade
China
epicenter
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
119(42)
Опубликована: Окт. 10, 2022
COVID-19
is
the
latest
zoonotic
RNA
virus
epidemic
of
concern.
Learning
how
it
began
and
spread
will
help
to
determine
reduce
risk
future
events.
We
review
major
outbreaks
since
1967
identify
common
features
opportunities
prevent
emergence,
including
ancestral
viral
origins
in
birds,
bats,
other
mammals;
animal
reservoirs
intermediate
hosts;
pathways
for
spillover
community
spread,
leading
local,
regional,
or
international
outbreaks.
The
increasing
scientific
evidence
concerning
Severe
Acute
Respiratory
Syndrome
Coronavirus-2
(SARS-CoV-2)
most
consistent
with
a
origin
pathway
from
wildlife
people
via
farming
trade.
apply
what
we
know
about
these
relevant,
feasible,
implementable
interventions.
three
primary
targets
pandemic
prevention
preparedness:
first,
smart
surveillance
coupled
epidemiological
assessment
across
wildlife–livestock–human
(One
Health)
interfaces;
second,
research
enhance
preparedness
expedite
development
vaccines
therapeutics;
third,
strategies
underlying
drivers
influence
misinformation.
For
all
three,
continued
efforts
improve
integrate
biosafety
biosecurity
implementation
One
Health
approach
are
essential.
discuss
new
models
address
challenges
creating
an
inclusive
effective
governance
structure,
necessary
stable
funding
cross-disciplinary
collaborative
research.
Finally,
offer
recommendations
feasible
actions
close
knowledge
gaps
continuum
response
future.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Июнь 3, 2023
Abstract
Persistent
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
(SARS-CoV-2)
infections
have
been
reported
in
immune-compromised
individuals
and
people
undergoing
immune-modulatory
treatments.
Although
intrahost
evolution
has
documented,
direct
evidence
of
subsequent
transmission
continued
stepwise
adaptation
is
lacking.
Here
we
describe
sequential
persistent
SARS-CoV-2
three
that
led
to
the
emergence,
forward
transmission,
a
new
Omicron
sublineage,
BA.1.23,
over
an
eight-month
period.
The
initially
transmitted
BA.1.23
variant
encoded
seven
additional
amino
acid
substitutions
within
spike
protein
(E96D,
R346T,
L455W,
K458M,
A484V,
H681R,
A688V),
displayed
substantial
resistance
neutralization
by
sera
from
boosted
and/or
BA.1-infected
study
participants.
Subsequent
replication
resulted
(S254F,
N448S,
F456L,
M458K,
F981L,
S982L)
as
well
five
other
virus
proteins.
Our
findings
demonstrate
not
only
BA.1
lineage
can
diverge
further
its
already
exceptionally
mutated
genome
but
also
patients
with
transmit
these
viral
variants.
Thus,
there
is,
urgent
need
implement
strategies
prevent
prolonged
limit
spread
newly
emerging,
neutralization-resistant
variants
vulnerable
patients.
Infection Genetics and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
108, С. 105405 - 105405
Опубликована: Янв. 18, 2023
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
brought
significant
challenges
for
genomic
surveillance
strategies
in
public
health
systems
worldwide.
During
the
past
thirty-four
months,
many
countries
faced
several
epidemic
waves
of
SARS-CoV-2
infections,
driven
mainly
by
emergence
and
spread
novel
variants.
In
that
line,
been
a
crucial
toolkit
to
study
real-time
evolution,
assessment
optimization
diagnostic
assays,
improve
efficacy
existing
vaccines.
pandemic,
identification
emerging
lineages
carrying
lineage-specific
mutations
(particularly
those
Receptor
Binding
domain)
showed
how
these
might
significantly
impact
viral
transmissibility,
protection
from
reinfection
vaccination.
So
far,
an
unprecedented
number
genomes
released
databases
(i.e.,
GISAID,
NCBI),
achieving
14
million
genome
sequences
available
as
early-November
2022.
present
review,
we
summarise
global
landscape
during
first
months
circulation
evolution.
It
demonstrates
urgency
importance
sustained
investment
timely
identify
any
potential
pathogen
or
associated
variants,
which
turn
is
key
preparedness.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Авг. 28, 2023
Abstract
The
zoonotic
origin
of
the
COVID-19
pandemic
virus
highlights
need
to
fill
vast
gaps
in
our
knowledge
SARS-CoV-2
ecology
and
evolution
non-human
hosts.
Here,
we
detected
that
was
introduced
from
humans
into
white-tailed
deer
more
than
30
times
Ohio,
USA
during
November
2021-March
2022.
Subsequently,
deer-to-deer
transmission
persisted
for
2–8
months,
disseminating
across
hundreds
kilometers.
Newly
developed
Bayesian
phylogenetic
methods
quantified
how
is
not
only
three-times
faster
compared
rate
observed
but
also
driven
by
different
mutational
biases
selection
pressures.
long-term
effect
this
accelerated
evolutionary
remains
be
seen
as
no
critical
phenotypic
changes
were
animal
models
using
viruses.
Still,
has
transmitted
populations
a
relatively
short
duration,
risk
future
may
have
serious
consequences
livestock.
Annual Review of Virology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
11(1), С. 21 - 42
Опубликована: Апрель 18, 2024
The
origin
of
SARS-CoV-2
has
evoked
heated
debate
and
strong
accusations,
yet
seemingly
little
resolution.
I
review
the
scientific
evidence
on
its
subsequent
spread
through
human
population.
available
data
clearly
point
to
a
natural
zoonotic
emergence
within,
or
closely
linked
to,
Huanan
Seafood
Wholesale
Market
in
Wuhan.
There
is
no
direct
linking
laboratory
work
conducted
at
Wuhan
Institute
Virology.
global
was
characterized
by
gradual
adaptation
humans,
with
dual
increases
transmissibility
virulence
until
Omicron
variant.
Of
note
been
frequent
transmission
from
humans
other
animals,
marking
it
as
strongly
host
generalist
virus.
Unless
lessons
are
learned,
inevitable
that
more
events
leading
epidemics
pandemics
will
plague
populations.
Emerging
infectious
diseases,
biodiversity
loss,
and
anthropogenic
environmental
change
are
interconnected
crises
with
massive
social
ecological
costs.
In
this
Review,
we
discuss
how
pathogens
parasites
responding
to
global
change,
the
implications
for
pandemic
prevention
conservation.
Ecological
evolutionary
principles
help
explain
why
both
pandemics
wildlife
die-offs
becoming
more
common;
land-use
loss
often
followed
by
an
increase
in
zoonotic
vector-borne
diseases;
some
species,
such
as
bats,
host
so
many
emerging
pathogens.
To
prevent
next
pandemic,
scientists
should
focus
on
monitoring
limiting
spread
of
a
handful
high-risk
viruses,
especially
at
key
interfaces
farms
live-animal
markets.
But
address
much
broader
set
disease
risks
associated
Anthropocene,
decision-makers
will
need
develop
comprehensive
strategies
that
include
pathogen
surveillance
across
species
ecosystems;
conservation-based
interventions
reduce
human–animal
contact
protect
health;
health
system
strengthening;
improvements
epidemic
preparedness
response.
Scientists
can
contribute
these
efforts
filling
gaps
data,
expanding
evidence
base
disease–driver
relationships
interventions.
This
Review
explores
relationship
between
diseases
connected
changes
Anthropocene.