Emerging Microbes & Infections,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(2)
Опубликована: Окт. 16, 2023
In
October
2020,
a
new
lineage
of
clade
2.3.4.4b
HPAI
virus
the
H5
subtype
emerged
in
Europe,
resulting
largest
global
outbreak
to
date,
with
unprecedented
mortality
wild
birds
and
poultry.
The
appears
have
become
enzootic
birds,
continuously
yielding
novel
variants.
recently
increased
abundance
infected
worldwide
increases
probability
bird-mammal
contact,
particularly
carnivores.
Here,
we
performed
molecular
serological
screening
over
500
dead
carnivores
sequencing
RNA
positive
materials.
We
show
virological
evidence
for
infection
0.8%,
1.4%,
9.9%
animals
tested
2021,
2022
respectively,
highest
proportion
positives
foxes,
polecats
stone
martens.
obtained
near
full
genomes
7
viruses
detected
PB2
amino
acid
substitutions
known
play
role
mammalian
adaptation
three
sequences.
Infections
were
also
found
without
neurological
signs
or
mortality.
Serological
was
20%
study
population.
These
findings
suggests
that
high
is
but
undetected
current
surveillance
programmes.
recommend
susceptible
mammals,
irrespective
encephalitis.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2025
The
detection
of
Highly
Pathogenic
Avian
Influenza
(HPAI)
A(H5N1)
in
dairy
cattle
the
United
States
has
raised
concerns
about
human
exposure.
This
study
evaluated
efficacy
various
doses
an
inactivated
H5
AI
vaccine
and
assessed
antibody
transfer
milk
against
a
recent
bovine
isolate
HPAI
A(H5N1,
clade
2.3.4.4b).
Calves
were
inoculated
with
different
doses,
while
lactating
cows
received
four
weeks
later.
humoral
immune
response
was
measured
using
Hemagglutination
Inhibition
(HI)
test
ELISA.
Results
showed
dose-dependent
response,
higher
producing
stronger
more
sustained
levels.
Group
1
maintained
stable
HI
titer
6
log2,
Groups
2,
3,
4
peaked
at
8,
9,
9
respectively,
by
fourth
week
post-vaccination.
Milk
observed,
strong
positive
responses
samples
second
ID
Screen
ELISA
demonstrated
sensitivity
for
detecting
antibodies
compared
to
serum.
differed
from
other
vaccines
used
such
as
Foot
Mouth
Disease
Virus
(FMDV)
Lumpy
Skin
(LSDV),
indicating
need
optimizing
dosage
formulation,
including
adjuvant
antigen
content.
Future
research
should
extend
monitoring
period,
increase
sample
sizes,
explore
formulations
develop
effective
vaccination
strategies
cattle.
These
findings
highlight
potential
enhance
protection
facilitate
through
milk.
Emerging infectious diseases,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
31(3)
Опубликована: Фев. 21, 2025
Reports
of
human
infections
with
influenza
A(H5N1)
clade
2.3.4.4b
viruses
associated
outbreaks
in
dairy
cows
the
United
States
underscore
need
to
assess
potential
cross-protection
conferred
by
existing
immunity.
We
serologically
evaluated
ferrets
previously
infected
an
A(H1N1)pdm09
virus
for
cross-reactive
antibodies
and
then
challenged
3
months
later
either
highly
pathogenic
H5N1
or
low
pathogenicity
H7N9
virus.
Our
results
showed
that
prior
infection
more
effectively
reduced
replication
transmission
than
did
virus,
a
finding
supported
presence
group
1
hemagglutinin
stalk
N1
neuraminidase
preimmune
ferrets.
findings
suggest
may
confer
some
level
protection
against
2.3.4.4.b
Highly
pathogenic
avian
influenza
(HPAI)
viruses
cross
species
barriers
and
have
the
potential
to
cause
pandemics.
In
North
America,
HPAI
A(H5N1)
related
goose/Guangdong
2.3.4.4b
hemagglutinin
phylogenetic
clade
infected
wild
birds,
poultry,
mammals.
Our
genomic
analysis
epidemiological
investigation
showed
that
a
reassortment
event
in
bird
populations
preceded
single
bird–to-cattle
transmission
episode.
The
movement
of
asymptomatic
or
presymptomatic
cattle
has
likely
played
role
spread
within
United
States
dairy
herd.
Some
molecular
markers
may
lead
changes
efficiency
phenotype
were
detected
at
low
frequencies.
Continued
H5N1
increases
risk
for
infection
subsequent
virus
human
populations.
Emerging Microbes & Infections,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(2)
Опубликована: Окт. 16, 2023
In
October
2020,
a
new
lineage
of
clade
2.3.4.4b
HPAI
virus
the
H5
subtype
emerged
in
Europe,
resulting
largest
global
outbreak
to
date,
with
unprecedented
mortality
wild
birds
and
poultry.
The
appears
have
become
enzootic
birds,
continuously
yielding
novel
variants.
recently
increased
abundance
infected
worldwide
increases
probability
bird-mammal
contact,
particularly
carnivores.
Here,
we
performed
molecular
serological
screening
over
500
dead
carnivores
sequencing
RNA
positive
materials.
We
show
virological
evidence
for
infection
0.8%,
1.4%,
9.9%
animals
tested
2021,
2022
respectively,
highest
proportion
positives
foxes,
polecats
stone
martens.
obtained
near
full
genomes
7
viruses
detected
PB2
amino
acid
substitutions
known
play
role
mammalian
adaptation
three
sequences.
Infections
were
also
found
without
neurological
signs
or
mortality.
Serological
was
20%
study
population.
These
findings
suggests
that
high
is
but
undetected
current
surveillance
programmes.
recommend
susceptible
mammals,
irrespective
encephalitis.