WHO/BS/2023.2463: Collaborative Study to Evaluate a Candidate International Reference Reagent for Neutralizing Antibodies Against Ross River Virus

Sally Baylis; Constanze Yue; Hanna Roth; Helen Faddy; Barbara Schnierle; Kay-Martin O Hanschmann; Collaborative Study Group

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WHO/BS/2023.2463: Collaborative Study to Evaluate a Candidate International Reference Reagent for Neutralizing Antibodies Against Ross River Virus

Sally Baylis, Constanze Yue, Hanna Roth, Helen Faddy, Barbara Schnierle, Kay-Martin O Hanschmann and Collaborative Study Group

World Health Organisation

2023

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Abstract

Ross River virus (RRV), the causative agent of epidemic polyarthritis or Ross River fever, is member of the Alphavirus genus in the Togaviridae family and is transmitted by a variety of mosquito vectors (Chen et al., 2018; Yuen et al., 2021). The virus is enveloped, with a positive sense, single-stranded RNA genome (~11.8 kb) that encodes non-structural and structural proteins in two separate open reading frames (Chen et al., 2018).

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Title: WHO/BS/2023.2463: Collaborative Study to Evaluate a Candidate International Reference Reagent for Neutralizing Antibodies Against Ross River Virus
Authors: Sally Baylis (Corresponding Author) - Paul Ehrlich Institut
Constanze Yue - Paul Ehrlich Institut
Hanna Roth - Paul Ehrlich Institut
Helen Faddy - Australian Red Cross Lifeblood
Barbara Schnierle - Paul Ehrlich Institut
Kay-Martin O Hanschmann - Paul Ehrlich Institut
Collaborative Study Group (Author)
Publication details: 44 pages
Publisher: World Health Organisation
Organisation Unit: School of Health - Biomedicine
Language: English
Record Identifier: 991017598402621
Output Type: Report

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