Megan N. Thomas

The paper conducts active surveillance of influenza A virus in swine farms and nurseries, revealing within-farm reassortment, cocirculation of subtypes, and human-to-swine transmission events.

This study identifies a reassortment event in wild birds leading to HPAI A(H5N1) infection in cattle and highlights the risk of virus spread through asymptomatic cattle to humans.

The paper shows human seasonal H3N2 influenza A viruses can transmit to pigs but are not sustained in the pig population, with limited spread and transmission observed.

This study shows that reassorting the nucleoprotein gene in H3 influenza A viruses improved transmissibility in swine, but transmission efficiency depends on multiple genes.