Recent Advances of Avian Viruses Research

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infectious bronchitis virus (IBV); male chicken; female chicken; pathogenesis; immune response; translatomics; Ribo-seq; avian reovirus; spleen; innate immunity; IL4I1; infectious bursal disease virus; Gumboro disease; Egypt; China; very virulent; novel variant; molecular epidemiology; IFITM3; avian reovirus; bioinformatics analysis; antiviral; innate immunity; infectious bronchitis virus; avian coronavirus; GI-19 lineage; whole-genome sequencing; amplicon-based genome sequencing; next-generation sequencing; antiviral; birds; avian medicine; viruses; viral infection; therapy; transcriptome; tracheal epithelial cell; trachea; infectious bronchitis virus; chicken; immune response; parrot bornavirus; proventricular dilatation diseases; prevalence rate; infectious disease; avian reoviruses; p17; p53/PTEN; FAK/Src; TKs5/NCK1 complex; Rab40b; MMP9; invadopodia; avian leukosis viruses; CRISPR-Cas13a diagnosis; RPA; Lateral flow detection; ALV detection; avian influenza; metagenomic sequencing; nanopore sequencing; nucleic acid extraction; n/a

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Recent Advances of Avian Viruses Research

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February 2025

218 pages

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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Recent Advances of Avian Viruses Research that was published in

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This Special Issue includes all research aspects of avian virus research, including the molecular virology, viral immunology, viral pathogenesis, epidemiology, antivirals, novel vaccines, and applications of avian viral vectors, established by various international expert research groups, in order to advance the global understanding of avian pathogens. This Special Issue provides an exceptional example that will lead to more excellent studies in the future.