Lack of evidence for Crimean–Congo hemorrhagic fever virus in ticks collected from animals, Corsica, France
Cicculli V., Maitre A., Ayhan N., Mondoloni S., Paoli J.C., Vial L., De Lamballerie X., Charrel R., Falchi A.. 2022. Emerging Infectious Diseases, 28 (5) : p. 1035-1038.
In Corsica, France, 9.1% of livestock serum samples collected during 2014–2016 were found to have antibodies against Crimean–Congo hemorrhagic fever virus (CCHFV), an emerging tickborne zoonotic disease. We tested 8,051 ticks for CCHFV RNA and Nairovirus RNA. The results indicate that Corsica is not a hotspot for CCHFV.
Mots-clés : maladie transmissible par tiques; fièvre hémorragique de crimée-congo; zoonose; vecteur de maladie; bétail; virus de la fièvre hémorragique de crimée-congo; animal sauvage; nairovirus; transmission des maladies; maladie de l'homme; sérologie; animal domestique; surveillance épidémiologique; france; corse
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- Vial Laurence — Bios / UMR ASTRE