Viral Infection on Swine: Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Control
A special issue of Microorganisms (ISSN 2076-2607). This special issue belongs to the section "Veterinary Microbiology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 June 2025 | Viewed by 755
Special Issue Editor
Interests: porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus; non-coding RNA; virus-host interactions
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Dear Colleagues,
Viruses are an important research subject worldwide because of their serious threat to the swine industry. A lack of knowledge of the mode of variation and transmission of the swine viruses makes it difficult to fight the infection and develop effective vaccines. The epidemic potential of viruses is a result of the high variability of their genome and is correlated with their proliferation and pathogenicity. In the fight against porcine infectious diseases, research indicating the mechanisms by which viruses occur, with mutation and virulence increasing, their adaptability, efficient diagnosis and surveillance is extremely important. Accurate characterization of novel variants with possibly increased virulence and epidemic potential are also critical. We are pleased to invite you to submit articles describing and discussing the latest data on the viral infection on swine pathogenesis, diagnosis and control. It will be useful for the determination of potential antiviral therapies within viral genomes, as well as for designing and developing novel vaccines.
Dr. Liwei Li
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- swine virus infection
- variability
- virulence
- monoclonal antibody
- diagnosis
- surveillance
- epidemiology
- therapy
- vaccine
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