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Host range

Determination of host-range and role of the different species on long-term maintenance of FMDV

Research Question

What are we trying to achieve and why? What is the problem we are trying to solve?

To determine the host-range and role of the different species on long-term maintenance of FMDV.

Research Gaps and Challenges

What are the scientific and technological challenges (knowledge gaps needing to be addressed)?

  • Define host range determinants at molecular level (e.g. buffalo vs. cattle, SAT1 vs. SAT2 vs. other).
  • Investigate key events that define permissiveness.
  • Define role of different species on long-term maintenance of FMDV.
  • Define role of different species on virus evolution.
  • Perform multi-disciplinary data analysis.

Solution Routes

What approaches could/should be taken to address the research question?

Further elucidate 3A mutation as best-defined host range determinant.

Dependencies

What else needs to be done before we can solve this need?

 

State Of the Art

Existing knowledge including successes and failures

FMDV has been found in more than 70 species, including cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats, pigs, and deer.

Projects

What activities are planned or underway?

spatial model of foot and mouth disease outbreak in an endemic area of thailand

Planned Completion date 01/10/2021

Participating Country(s):

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Epidemiology of foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks in Thailand from 2011 to 2018

Planned Completion date 01/11/2022

Participating Country(s):

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