Role of non-human primate models in accelerating research and developing countermeasures against Zika virus infection
Li A, Coffey L, Mohr E, Raper J, Chahroudi A, Ausderau K, Aliota M, Friedrich T, Mitzey A, Koenig M, Golos T, Jaeger H, Roberts V, Lo J, Smith J, Hirsch A, Streblow D, Newman C, O’Connor D, Lackritz E, Van Rompay K, Waldorf K, Workgroup Z, Waldorf K, Barrett A, Beasley D, Bennie J, Bourne N, Brault A, Cehovin A, Coelho C, Diamond M, Emperador D, Faria N, Fay P, Golding J, Harris E, Hasanin N, Jaenisch T, Ko A, Lackritz E, Leighton T, Leo Y, Mehr A, Memish Z, Méndez-Rico J, Moore K, Mura M, Ng L, Osterholm M, Ostrowsky J, Peeling R, Rabe I, Salje H, Staples J, Thomas S, Ulrich A, Vanhomwegen J, Wongsawat J. Role of non-human primate models in accelerating research and developing countermeasures against Zika virus infection. The Lancet Microbe 2025, 101030. PMID: 40024258, DOI: 10.1016/j.lanmic.2024.101030.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchNon-human primate modelZika virus infectionZika virus researchPrimate modelVirus infectionCases of congenital microcephalyFetal brain injuryLaboratory-confirmed casesGestational ageZika virus strainsBrain injuryPerinatal complicationsZika virus epidemicTesting medical countermeasuresCongenital microcephalyGlobal health concernVirus researchDevelopmental abnormalitiesZika virusVirus strainsMedical countermeasuresCongenital brain injuryInfectionZikaVirus epidemic
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