TWiV 1363: A Cauldron of Bats
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TWiV 1363: A Cauldron of Bats
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TWiV explains a study testing how 16 hypothesized social and environmental drivers impact disease outbreaks, concluding that infectious disease spillover and emergence are multi-causal, and that no one-size-fits-all strategy can prevent epidemics and pandemics, and an analysis of Myotis bats, which shows that their remarkable longevity and immunity are linked through pleiotropic adaptations to viruses and aging-related disease.
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- Virus Appreciation Day (Day of the Year)
- Anthropogenic fingerprint on emerging infectious diseases (Nature)
- Longevity and virus-driven adaptations in Myotis bats (Nature)
- Letters read on TWiV 1363
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Angela – Birds.
Alan – Halloween t-shirts from my local animal shelter.
Vincent – A Thousand Brains by Jeff Hawkins
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