Heat inactivation of the Monkeypoxvirus
C. Batejat, Q. Grassin, M. Feher…·I. Leclercq
This study shows that Monkeypoxvirus is rapidly inactivated by heat, with no difference between clades, aiding in biosafety protocol improvements.
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C. Batejat, Q. Grassin, M. Feher…·I. Leclercq
This study shows that Monkeypoxvirus is rapidly inactivated by heat, with no difference between clades, aiding in biosafety protocol improvements.
C. Batejat, Q. Grassin, J.-C. Manuguerra, I. Leclercq
This study investigates the heat inactivation of SARS-CoV-2 at different temperatures and times, finding that the virus can be inactivated within minutes at higher temperatures.
T. Labadie, C. Batejat, J.-C. Manuguerra, I. Leclercq
This study identifies hemagglutinin and neuraminidase as key viral proteins determining Influenza A virus environmental persistence through experimental analysis and mutation studies.