Aug 2026· Virus Research· Vol 372, pp. 199783· 0 citations· 67 references
Medicine
TL;DR
The spatiotemporal spread of NDV worldwide is reconstructed and long-term patterns shaping global NDV genetic diversity are revealed, revealing major geographic hubs driving NDV dissemination.
Abstract
Highlights • Analyzed a century of global NDV genomic surveillance data.• Reconstructed the spatiotemporal spread of NDV worldwide.• Estimated evolutionary rates and divergence times of NDV lineages.• Identified major geographic hubs driving NDV dissemination.• Revealed long-term patterns shaping global NDV genetic diversity.
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