Virus entity

Henipavirus

ScopeICTV Genus

Recent evidence findings

Evidence-grounded Research Brief · Past 3 months 6

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2026-07-19 Experimental Infection Pathogenicity Experiment Jamaican fruit bats supported Hendra virus replication and shedding without clinical disease in a controlled infection model. 42523513
2026-07-17 Functional Mechanism Receptor Usage Structural analysis shows the Ailong virus glycoprotein–EFNB2 interface closely resembles that of Nipah virus, with conserved receptor-binding residues. 42467734
2026-07-10 Zoonotic Surveillance Viral Detection Hendra virus RNA was detected by RT‑qPCR in pooled urine from Pteropus bats across five sites over 3 years (6,151 samples). 42430468
2026-07-10 Zoonotic Surveillance Reservoir Ecology In the primary reservoir Pteropus bats, prolonged periods of low Hendra virus load and low prevalence likely represent noninfectious RNA or doses too low for cross-species transmission. 42430468
2026-07-10 Transmission Evidence Outbreak Investigation During five documented equine Hendra virus spillover events, peak bat shedding periods had a higher proportion of high–viral-load samples than periods without spillover. 42430468
2026-05-21 Genomic Evolution Phylogenetic Evolution Phylogenetic analysis showed that a henipavirus detected in shrew kidneys is closely related to Langya virus. 42198785
Evidence-grounded Research Brief · Past month 2

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Publication date Category / type Key finding PMID
2026-07-19 Experimental Infection Pathogenicity Experiment Jamaican fruit bats supported Hendra virus replication and shedding without clinical disease in a controlled infection model. 42523513
2026-07-17 Functional Mechanism Receptor Usage Structural analysis shows the Ailong virus glycoprotein–EFNB2 interface closely resembles that of Nipah virus, with conserved receptor-binding residues. 42467734
Evidence-grounded Research Brief · Past week 0

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Evidence-related Animal

Evidence-related animal composition

31 animal taxa

Geographic evidence

Evidence distribution by country

16 countries

Temporal evidence

Evidence dynamics by year

113 year-type groups

Publication output

Source articles by month

315 months