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Sandhya Shresta

National Institute for Public Health and the Environment

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Andes virus from the MV Hondius outbreak is highly pathogenic in hamsters and airborne shed

Melanie Rissmann, Maarten F. Wilbrink, Vanessa Herder, Kim Handrejk, Fabien Filaire, Georgios Ilia, Wai Wai Jones, Luca M. Zaeck, Debby van Eck Schipper, Vincent P. Vaes, Sandhya Shresta, Johan H J Reimerink, Laura L.A. van Dijk, Mark Power, Merel R Te Marvelde, , Massimo Palmarini

The paper characterizes the pathogenicity of a newly emerged Andes virus (ANDV2026) in hamsters, showing high virulence, airborne shedding, and immune responses not previously described.

bioRxiv · Oct 13, 2026 · PreprintMicrobiology