麻疹病毒的分子方面及其对病毒流行病学变化的影响

Franklin Rómulo Aguilar-Gamboa1, Danny Omar Suclupe-Campos2

  • 1Lambayeque Regional Hospital, Immunology and Virology Laboratories, Inmunología y Virología del Norte's group, Lambayeque, Peru.

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概括

病毒 (MPXV) 在全球范围内重新出现,最近的基因组变化可能解释了其改变的流行病学. 持续的监测和疫苗接种对于控制这种动物传播疾病至关重要.

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