Lethal disease in infant and juvenile Syrian hamsters experimentally infected with Imjin virus, a newfound crocidurine shrew-borne hantavirus

Agriculture & Biology

• infant diseases 100%
• Orthohantavirus 76%
• shrews 65%
• Mesocricetus auratus 58%
• lethal genes 54%
• viruses 35%
• lungs 21%
• Crocidura 19%
• meningoencephalitis 19%
• distress 16%
• paralysis 16%
• seizures 15%
• neuroglia 14%
• pneumonia 14%
• endothelial cells 13%
• immunohistochemistry 13%
• hemorrhage 13%
• limbs (animal) 13%
• hamsters 12%
• inflammation 12%
• necrosis 12%
• weight loss 11%
• pathogenicity 10%
• quantitative polymerase chain reaction 10%
• reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction 10%
• death 10%
• antigens 10%
• brain 9%
• RNA 8%
• liver 7%
• infection 7%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Shrews 86%
• Hantavirus 77%
• Mesocricetus 65%
• Viruses 36%
• Meningoencephalitis 17%
• Asymptomatic Infections 16%
• Interstitial Lung Diseases 14%
• Lung 14%
• Cricetinae 13%
• Paralysis 13%
• Neuroglia 12%
• Virulence 11%
• Weight Loss 11%
• Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction 10%
• Seizures 10%
• Necrosis 10%
• Endothelial Cells 10%
• Extremities 10%
• Immunohistochemistry 9%
• RNA 9%
• Hemorrhage 8%
• Antigens 8%
• Polymerase Chain Reaction 8%
• Inflammation 8%
• Liver 7%
• Brain 6%

Earth & Environmental Sciences

• infant 58%
• virus 52%
• pathogenicity 25%
• pneumonia 23%
• seizure 23%
• necrosis 22%
• cell 22%
• congestion 21%
• antigen 21%
• RNA 18%
• limb 17%
• infection 16%
• organ 16%
• brain 16%
• loss 9%