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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Cache Valley"”.
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Cache Valley Virus: A Comparison Across Both Lineages and Reassortant Strains Using in vitro and in vivo Models
Cache Valley virus (CVV) is an emerging mosquito-borne orthobunyavirus of significant concern to One Health. CVV was first isolated from Culiseta inornata mosquitoes in Cache Valley, Utah in 1956 and has sporadically emerged to cause epizootics in livestock, particularly affecting small ruminants. …
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Exploring the ecology of Orthobunyaviruses in Virginia and their pathogenesis in murine and poultry models
Cache Valley virus (CVV) is a vector-borne, negative-sense RNA virus, in the genus orthobunyavirus. Cache Valley Virus is a widespread pathogen in North America, and since its first isolation in 1956, has been associated with multiple epizootics of CVV in ruminants, leading to spontaneous abortions …
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Factors influencing arbovirus transmission: vector competence and the effects of virus infection on repellent response, oxidative stress, and glutathione-S-transferase activity
Zika (ZIKV), La Crosse (LACV), and Cache Valley (CVV) viruses are mosquito-vectored diseases that cause significant morbidity and mortality in humans and animals. Transmission of these viruses are dependent on numerous factors including vector competence and the effects of mosquito-virus …
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Dynamics of La Crosse virus: Surveillance, Control and Effect on Vector Behavior
… Aedes japonicus, in the transmission cycle of Cache Valley virus (CVV). CVV is a mosquito-borne virus that is closely related to LACV. Thus, surveillance is a critical step in public health, providing pathogen distribution and frequency data as well as identifying and incriminating new vectors. …
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The Days Are Gods: A Life in Place
<p>"Theorizing voice as a construct in life writing," Sidonie Smith and Julia Watson write, "has not yet been the focus of sustained critical attention." They whittle the myriad ways this idea might be approached down to two elemental questions: "How might we understand our attribution of a …