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Some epidemiological and virological relationships between human and animal influenza

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Some epidemiological and virological relationships between human and animal influenza

Auteurs : Martin M. Kaplan [Suisse]

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Abstract: The main problem concerns the origin of new influenza strains which cause world-wide epidemics in man. Investigations during the past 20 yr have increasingly pointed to animal reservoirs which provide the possibility for new strains by themselves, or by recombination with human strains, to cause epidemics in human populations. Work on the genetics of influenza strains especially during the past few years has added considerable support to this hypothesis.
Résumé: Le principal problème concerne l'origine de nouvelles souches grippales qui causent des épidémies humaines. Les recherches pendant les vingt dernières années indiquent que les réservoirs animaux par eux-mêmes fournissent la possibilité pour des souches nouvelles, ou par recombinaison avec des souches humaines chez l'homme, de provoquer des pandémies. Des travaux récents sur la génétique des souches grippales appuient fortement cette hypothèse.

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