Journal of General Virology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
105(11)
Опубликована: Ноя. 1, 2024
Highly
pathogenic
avian
influenza
(HPAI)
poses
a
substantial
threat
to
several
raptors.
Between
2021
and
2023,
HPAI
viruses
(HPAIVs)
of
the
Goose/Guangdong
lineage
H5
clade
2.3.4.4b
became
widespread
in
wild
birds
Norway,
H5N1
H5N5
were
detected
31
white-tailed
eagles
(
Since
mid-July
2023,
an
outbreak
caused
by
highly
pathogenic
avian
influenza
A(H5N1)
virus
clade
2.3.4.4b
genotype
BB
is
ongoing
among
farmed
animals
in
South
and
Central
Ostrobothnia,
Finland.
Infections
foxes,
American
minks
raccoon
dogs
have
been
confirmed
on
20
farms.
Genetic
analysis
suggests
introductions
from
wild
birds
scavenging
for
food
farm
areas.
Investigations
point
to
direct
transmission
between
animals.
While
no
human
infections
detected,
control
measures
are
being
implemented
limit
spread
exposure.
Between
29
April
and
23
June
2023,
highly
pathogenic
avian
influenza
(HPAI)
A(H5N1)
virus
(clade
2.3.4.4b)
outbreaks
were
reported
in
domestic
(98)
wild
(634)
birds
across
25
countries
Europe.
A
cluster
of
mulard
ducks
for
foie
gras
production
was
concentrated
Southwest
France,
whereas
the
overall
situation
poultry
Europe
worldwide
has
eased.
In
birds,
black-headed
gulls
several
new
seabird
species,
mostly
terns
(e.g.
sandwich
terns),
heavily
affected,
with
increased
mortality
being
observed
both
adults
juveniles
after
hatching.
Compared
to
same
period
last
year,
dead
seabirds
have
been
increasingly
found
inland
not
only
along
European
coastlines.
As
regards
mammals,
identified
24
cats
one
caracal
Poland
between
10
30
2023.
Affected
animals
showed
neurological
respiratory
signs,
sometimes
mortality,
widely
scattered
nine
voivodeships
country.
All
cases
are
genetically
closely
related
viruses
detected
(since
October
2022,
but
now
sporadic)
(December
2022-January
2023)
past.
Uncertainties
still
exist
around
their
possible
source
infection,
no
feline-to-feline
or
feline-to-human
transmission
so
far.
Since
May
2023
as
4
July
two
clade
2.3.4.4b
detections
humans
from
United
Kingdom,
A(H9N2)
A(H5N6)
human
infections
China.
addition,
person
infected
A(H3N8)
China
died.
The
risk
infection
currently
circulating
H5
remains
low
general
population
EU/EEA,
moderate
occupationally
otherwise
exposed
people
mammals
(wild
domesticated).
Background
Over
a
3-week
period
in
late
June/early
July
2023,
Poland
experienced
an
outbreak
caused
by
highly
pathogenic
avian
influenza
(HPAI)
A(H5N1)
virus
cats.
Aim
This
study
aimed
to
characterise
the
identified
and
investigate
possible
sources
of
infection.
Methods
We
performed
next
generation
sequencing
phylogenetic
analysis
detected
viruses
Results
sampled
46
cats,
25
tested
positive
for
virus.
The
belong
clade
2.3.4.4b,
genotype
CH
(H5N1
A/Eurasian
wigeon/Netherlands/3/2022-like).
In
Poland,
this
was
responsible
several
poultry
outbreaks
between
December
2022
January
2023
has
been
only
sporadically
since
February
2023.
Viruses
from
cats
were
very
similar
each
other,
indicating
one
common
source
addition,
most
closely
related
dead
white
stork
early
June.
Influenza
possessed
two
amino
acid
substitutions
PB2
protein
(526R
627K)
which
are
molecular
markers
adaptation
mammals.
presented
those
mutations
(627K),
suggests
that
had
spilled
over
already
partially
adapted
mammalian
species.
Conclusion
scale
HPAI
H5N1
infection
is
worrying.
One
seems
be
meat,
but
date
no
such
meat
with
certainty.
Surveillance
should
stepped
up
on
poultry,
also
certain
species
farmed
mammals
kept
close
infected
farms.
Animals,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(9), С. 1372 - 1372
Опубликована: Май 2, 2024
Avian
influenza
viruses
(AIVs)
are
highly
contagious
respiratory
of
birds,
leading
to
significant
morbidity
and
mortality
globally
causing
substantial
economic
losses
the
poultry
industry
agriculture.
Since
their
first
isolation
in
2013–2014,
Asian-origin
H5
pathogenic
avian
(HPAI)
clade
2.3.4.4b
have
undergone
unprecedented
evolution
reassortment
internal
gene
segments.
In
just
a
few
years,
it
supplanted
other
AIV
clades,
now
is
widespread
wild
migratory
waterfowl,
spreading
Asia,
Europe,
Africa,
Americas.
Wild
natural
reservoir
LPAIVs
generally
more
resistant
disease,
also
manifested
high
with
HPAIV
2.3.4.4b.
This
caused
overt
clinical
signs
mass
variety
mammalian
species
never
reported
before,
such
as
raptors,
seabirds,
sealions,
foxes,
others.
Most
notably,
recent
outbreaks
dairy
cattle
were
associated
emergence
critical
mutations
related
adaptation,
raising
concerns
about
possibility
jumping
acquisition
sustained
human-to-human
transmission.
The
main
anatomopathological
findings
virus
infection
birds
non-human
mammals
hereby
summarized.
Since
2016,
A(H5Nx)
high
pathogenic
avian
influenza
(HPAI)
virus
of
clade
2.3.4.4b
has
become
one
the
most
serious
global
threats
not
only
to
wild
and
domestic
birds,
but
also
public
health.
In
recent
years,
important
changes
in
ecology,
epidemiology,
evolution
this
have
been
reported,
with
an
unprecedented
diffusion
variety
affected
birds
mammalian
species.
After
two
consecutive
devastating
epidemic
waves
Europe
2020-2021
2021-2022,
second
recognized
as
largest
epidemics
recorded
so
far,
begun
circulate
endemically
European
bird
populations.
This
study
used
complete
genomes
1,956
HPAI
viruses
investigate
during
varying
epidemiological
outline.
We
investigated
spatiotemporal
patterns
to/from
within
2021-2022
waves,
providing
evidence
ongoing
transmission
dynamics
disease
epidemiology.
demonstrated
genetic
diversity
circulating
viruses,
which
undergone
frequent
reassortment
events,
for
first
time
a
overview
proposed
nomenclature
multiple
genotypes
2020-2022.
described
emergence
new
genotype
gull
adapted
genes,
offered
opportunity
occupy
ecological
niches,
driving
endemicity
population.
The
propensity
reassortment,
its
jumps
progressively
wider
number
host
species,
including
mammals,
rapid
acquisition
adaptive
mutations
make
trend
spread
difficult
predict
unfailing
evolving
scenario.
The Journal of Infectious Diseases,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
230(3), С. 533 - 542
Опубликована: Сен. 15, 2024
Abstract
Since
the
resurgence
of
highly
pathogenic
avian
influenza
(HPAI)
A(H5N1)
virus,
clade
2.3.4.4b,
during
2021,
these
viruses
have
spread
widely
among
birds
worldwide,
causing
poultry
outbreaks
and
infections
a
wide
range
terrestrial
marine
mammal
species.
During
2024,
HPAI
was
detected
in
dairy
cattle
for
first
time
caused
an
ongoing
multistate
outbreak,
with
high
levels
virus
documented
raw
cow
milk.
Human
2.3.4.4b
from
exposures
to
infected
or
resulted
spectrum
illness
severity,
conjunctivitis
mild
respiratory
severe
fatal
pneumonia
different
countries.
Vigilance,
stronger
global
virologic
surveillance
birds,
poultry,
mammals,
humans,
characterization
rapid
data
sharing,
is
needed
inform
threat
viruses,
as
they
continue
evolve,
public
health.
Abstract
Avian
influenza
viruses
(AIV)
remain
prevalent
among
wild
bird
populations
in
the
European
Union
and
Economic
Area
(EU/EEA),
leading
to
significant
illness
death
of
birds.
Transmission
between
mammal
species
has
been
observed,
particularly
fur
animal
farms,
where
outbreaks
have
reported.
While
transmission
from
infected
birds
humans
is
rare,
there
instances
exposure
these
since
2020
without
any
symptomatic
infections
reported
EU/EEA.
However,
continue
evolve
globally,
with
migration
birds,
new
strains
carrying
potential
mutations
for
mammalian
adaptation
could
be
selected.
If
avian
A(H5N1)
acquire
ability
spread
efficiently
humans,
large-scale
occur
due
lack
immune
defences
against
H5
humans.
The
emergence
AIV
capable
infecting
mammals,
including
can
facilitated
by
various
drivers.
Some
intrinsic
drivers
are
related
virus
characteristics
or
host
susceptibility.
Other
extrinsic
may
increase
mammals
thereby
stimulating
mutation
mammals.
Extrinsic
include
ecology
species,
such
as
wildlife,
human
activities
like
farming
practices
use
natural
resources,
climatic
environmental
factors.
One
Health
measures
mitigate
risk
adapting
focus
on
limiting
preventing
spread.
Key
options
actions
enhancing
surveillance
targeting
animals,
ensuring
access
rapid
diagnostics,
promoting
collaboration
sectors,
considering
implementation
preventive
vaccination
poultry.
Effective
communication
different
involved
target
audiences
should
emphasised,
well
strengthening
veterinary
infrastructure,
enforcing
biosecurity
at
reducing
wildlife
contact
domestic
animals.
Careful
planning
poultry
farming,
especially
areas
high
waterfowl
density,
highlighted
effective
reduction.
Abstract
Between
16
March
and
14
June
2024,
42
highly
pathogenic
avian
influenza
(HPAI)
A(H5)
virus
detections
were
reported
in
domestic
(15)
wild
(27)
birds
across
13
countries
Europe.
Although
the
overall
number
of
Europe
has
not
been
this
low
since
2019–2020
epidemiological
year,
HPAI
viruses
continue
to
circulate
at
a
very
level.
Most
poultry
due
indirect
contact
with
birds,
but
there
was
also
secondary
spread.
Outside
Europe,
situation
intensified
particularly
USA,
where
new
A(H5N1)
genotype
(B3.13)
identified
>130
dairy
herds
12
states.
Infection
cattle
appears
be
centred
on
udder,
milk
from
infected
animals
showing
high
viral
loads
representing
vehicle
transmission.
Apart
cattle,
two
other
mammal
species
(alpaca
walrus)
for
first
time.
20
human
cases
infection
Vietnam
(one
A(H5N1),
one
A(H9N2)),
Australia
(with
travel
history
India,
A(H5N1)),
USA
(three
China
(two
A(H5N6),
three
A(H9N2),
A(H10N3)),
India
Mexico
fatal
A(H5N2)
case).
The
latter
case
laboratory‐confirmed
subtype
A(H5N2).
had
exposure
poultry,
live
markets,
or
prior
detection
onset
illness.
Human
infections
remain
rare
no
human‐to‐human
transmission
observed.
risk
currently
circulating
clade
2.3.4.4b
remains
general
public
EU/EEA.
low‐to‐moderate
those
occupationally
otherwise
exposed
contaminated
environments.
A
risk
assessment
framework
was
developed
to
evaluate
the
zoonotic
potential
of
avian
influenza
(AI),
focusing
on
virus
mutations
linked
phenotypic
traits
related
mammalian
adaptation
identified
in
literature.
Virus
sequences
were
screened
for
presence
these
and
their
geographical,
temporal
subtype-specific
trends.
Spillover
events
mammals
(including
humans)
human
seroprevalence
studies
also
reviewed.
Thirty-four
associated
with
five
(increased
receptor
specificity,
haemagglutinin
stability,
neuraminidase
enhanced
polymerase
activity
evasion
innate
immunity)
shortlisted.
AI
viruses
(AIVs)
carrying
multiple
adaptive
belonged
both
low
highly
pathogenic
subtypes,
mainly
A(H9N2),
A(H7N9),
A(H5N6)
A(H3N8),
sporadic
primarily
detected
Asia.
In
EU/EEA,
H5Nx
clade
2.3.4.4b,
which
have
increased
opportunities
evolution
due
widespread
circulation
birds
occasional
cases/outbreaks
mammals,
acquired
highest
number
traits.
Adaptive
traits,
such
as
immune
evasion,
frequently
acquired,
while
receptor-specific
remained
rare.
Globally,
cases
remain
rare,
majority
overall
A(H5N1),
A(H5N6),
A(H7N9)
A(H9N2)
that
are
among
subtypes
tend
a
higher
The
main
drivers
include
host
characteristics,
external
factors
increasing
AIV
exposure
humans
wild
domestic
(e.g.
activities
ecological
factors).
Comprehensive
surveillance
AIVs
targeting
whole
genome
sequencing
animals
is
essential
early
detection
efficient
implementation
control
measures.
All
preparedness,
preventive
measures
must
be
implemented
under
One
Health
tailored
setting
epidemiological
situation;
particular,
monitoring,
biosecurity,
genomic
global
collaboration
critical
mitigating
risks
AIV.
Emerging Microbes & Infections,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 13, 2025
Clade
2.3.4.4b
H5N1
high
pathogenicity
avian
influenza
virus
(HPAIV)
has
caused
a
panzootic
affecting
all
continents
except
Australia,
expanding
its
host
range
to
several
mammalian
species.
In
March
2024,
HPAIV
was
first
detected
in
dairy
cattle
and
goats
the
United
States.
Over
891
farms
across
16
states
have
tested
positive
until
25th
December
with
zoonotic
infections
reported
among
workers.
This
raises
concerns
about
undergoing
evolutionary
changes
that
could
enhance
potential.
The
Influenza
glycoprotein
haemagglutinin
(HA)
facilitates
entry
into
cells
through
receptor
binding
pH-induced
fusion
cellular
membranes.
Adaptive
HA
modulate
virus-host
cell
interactions.
study
compared
genes
of
goat
viruses
dominant
avian-origin
clade
Kingdom,
focusing
on
binding,
pH
fusion,
thermostability.
All
showed
exclusively
avian-like
receptors,
5.9,
outside
associated
efficient
human
airborne
transmissibility
(pH
5.0
5.5).
We
further
investigated
impact
emerging
substitutions
seen
ongoing
outbreaks,
but
saw
little
phenotypic
difference,
continued
exclusive
analogues
pHs
above
5.8.
suggests
from
outbreaks
do
not
pose
an
enhanced
threat
circulating
viruses.
However,
given
rapid
evolution
H5
viruses,
continuous
monitoring
updated
risk
assessments
remain
essential
understanding
pandemic
risks.