Not exact matches
Before SARS, before worries about widespread
avian flu, the Nipah
virus infected humans with surprising ease.
As a result, no one can explain why the
avian H5N1
flu virus has
infected some 400 people worldwide, mainly in Asia and Africa, but failed so far to adapt completely to humans.
The more humans that an
avian virus infects, Stöhr says, the greater the risk that it will morph into a
flu pandemic.
According to Earl Brown, professor of medicine at the University of Ottawa, the more limited ability of the
avian flu virus to
infect cells in the human airway thus also appears to be associated with infection of the deep areas of the lung where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged.
Ahmedâ $ ™ s team had showed that people
infected by the 2009 H1N1
flu strain developed broadly protective antibodies, and separately, so did volunteers immunized against the H5N1
avian flu virus.
We knew it was going to be
avian flu or swine
flu that made the jump into humans and we've always been concerned about
flu viruses that
infect swine, birds, and humans — there are 30 or so in total.
The H3N2 canine influenza
virus was an
avian flu virus that adapted to
infect dogs.
H3N2 is an
avian flu virus that has also adapted to
infect dogs.
The H3N2 canine influenza
virus is an
avian flu virus that adapted to
infect dogs.