Experimental and natural infections of white-tailed sea eagles (Haliaeetus albicilla) with high pathogenicity avian influenza virus of H5 subtype

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@ruggedbroad @crwequine "Our experiments demonstrated the susceptibility of white-tailed sea eagles to the GS/GD96-lineage H5 HPAI virus with efficient replication in systemic organs.... https://t.co/bIXFQZyV67

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RT @DuckSwabber: In addition to reservoirs (like ducks), raptors are also suffering wide-spread mortality due to HPAI (likely from eating i…

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RT @DuckSwabber: In addition to reservoirs (like ducks), raptors are also suffering wide-spread mortality due to HPAI (likely from eating i…

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