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Deadly bird virus PaBV-4 identified for first time in India

R
Rahul Karmakar
Deadly bird virus PaBV-4 identified for first time in India
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Scientists in India have for the first time identified and genetically characterized Parrot Bornavirus 4 (PaBV-4), a deadly virus affecting captive psittacine birds. This discovery raises significant concerns for the health of exotic pets and the conservation of threatened parrot species in the country.

A team of scientists has, for the first time in India, identified and genetically characterised a virus that often causes rapid death in captive psittacine birds, raising concerns about the health of exotic pets and conservation of threatened parrot species.

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