Virus entity

Bandavirus

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Recent evidence findings

Research Brief · Past 3 months 9

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2026-06-04 Zoonotic Surveillance Whole-genome sequencing of SFTSV from dogs and cats across Korea in 2023–2024 revealed genotype B viruses, including highly virulent B2 subtypes and reassortants, indicating active viral circulation in companion animals. 42241469
2026-06-04 Molecular Adaptation Companion animal SFTSV genomes contained virulence-associated substitutions RdRp-T1433A and Gn-Q341P, and epitope mutations G218S, P222A, F225L, and S340N predicted to reduce antibody binding. 42241469
2026-06-04 Recombination Or Reassortment Five SFTSV reassortant viruses, including four intra-genotypic (B1/B2/B2) and one inter-genotypic (B2/C/B2), were detected among companion animal isolates, demonstrating ongoing segment exchange within hosts. 42241469
2026-06-04 Genomic Evolution Phylogenetic analysis showed close genetic relationship between companion animal and human SFTSV strains, suggesting cross-species transmission potential. 42241469
2026-06 Spillover Event SFTSV was transmitted from a symptomatic domestic dog to two human owners, confirmed by identical S-segment sequences among hosts. 42183047
2026-06 Cross Species Transmission A cohabiting cat became infected and died following exposure to the symptomatic dog infected with SFTSV. 42183047
2026-05 Zoonotic Surveillance Metagenomic next-generation sequencing surveillance of wild black vultures in Pennsylvania and New Jersey identified a novel bandavirus associated with a 2020 mortality event. 41685543
2026-05 Genomic Evolution Genomic and phylogenetic analyses revealed that the newly identified bandavirus from black vultures is most closely related to Hunter Island virus. 41685543
2026-05 Outbreak Investigation A novel bandavirus was detected as the likely cause of a 2020 mortality event among wild black vultures in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. 41685543
Research Brief · Past month 9

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Publication date Type Key finding PMID
2026-06-04 Zoonotic Surveillance Whole-genome sequencing of SFTSV from dogs and cats across Korea in 2023–2024 revealed genotype B viruses, including highly virulent B2 subtypes and reassortants, indicating active viral circulation in companion animals. 42241469
2026-06-04 Molecular Adaptation Companion animal SFTSV genomes contained virulence-associated substitutions RdRp-T1433A and Gn-Q341P, and epitope mutations G218S, P222A, F225L, and S340N predicted to reduce antibody binding. 42241469
2026-06-04 Recombination Or Reassortment Five SFTSV reassortant viruses, including four intra-genotypic (B1/B2/B2) and one inter-genotypic (B2/C/B2), were detected among companion animal isolates, demonstrating ongoing segment exchange within hosts. 42241469
2026-06-04 Genomic Evolution Phylogenetic analysis showed close genetic relationship between companion animal and human SFTSV strains, suggesting cross-species transmission potential. 42241469
2026-06 Spillover Event SFTSV was transmitted from a symptomatic domestic dog to two human owners, confirmed by identical S-segment sequences among hosts. 42183047
2026-06 Cross Species Transmission A cohabiting cat became infected and died following exposure to the symptomatic dog infected with SFTSV. 42183047
2026-05 Zoonotic Surveillance Metagenomic next-generation sequencing surveillance of wild black vultures in Pennsylvania and New Jersey identified a novel bandavirus associated with a 2020 mortality event. 41685543
2026-05 Genomic Evolution Genomic and phylogenetic analyses revealed that the newly identified bandavirus from black vultures is most closely related to Hunter Island virus. 41685543
2026-05 Outbreak Investigation A novel bandavirus was detected as the likely cause of a 2020 mortality event among wild black vultures in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. 41685543
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Evidence-related Animal

Evidence-related animal composition

9 animal taxa

Geographic evidence

Evidence distribution by country

4 countries

Temporal evidence

Evidence dynamics by year

18 year-type groups

Publication output

Literature publications by month

158 months