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Dr. El-Sayed Mohammed Abdel-Whab

Greifswald / DE

Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut

Speaker

25/03/2024
Poster
P 474
In turkeys, unlike chickens, NS1 does not play a role in the virulence and tissue tropism of the H7N1 avian influenza virus
Virus pathogenesis and persistance
25/03/2024
Poster
P 460
Do seals act as a bridging host for avian influenza A virus adaptation in humans?
Virus pathogenesis and persistance

Further involvements

25/03/2024
Poster
P 474
In turkeys, unlike chickens, NS1 does not play a role in the virulence and tissue tropism of the H7N1 avian influenza virus
Virus pathogenesis and persistance
25/03/2024
Poster
P 460
Do seals act as a bridging host for avian influenza A virus adaptation in humans?
Virus pathogenesis and persistance
25/03/2024
Poster
P 179
H7 influenza A viruses bind sialyl-LewisX, a potential intermediate receptor between species
Virus receptors and entry
25/03/2024
Poster
P 164
Gradual antigenic drift of avian influenza H7N1 virus in poultry flocks
Virus receptors and entry
25/03/2024
Poster
P 043
A putative novel open reading frame (ORF) coded by PB1 segment of avian, canine and pandemic H1N1 influenza A viruses
Emerging viruses