Diversity of insect-specific viruses in Culex mosquitoes from Papua New Guinea
Authors:
- Nayomi DanthanarayanaNDNayomi Danthanarayana
- James O’DWyerJOJames O’DWyer
- Joelyn GoiJGJoelyn Goi
- Shaylie LatimoreSLShaylie Latimore
- Vittoria StevensVSVittoria Stevens
- Martin PalMartin Pal
- Brain P. McSharryBMBrain P. McSharry
- Marta Hernandez-JoverMHMarta Hernandez-Jover
- William PomatWPWilliam Pomat
- Stephan KarlSKStephan Karl
- Justin A. RobyJRJustin A. Roby
- Jade K. ForwoodJFJade K. Forwood
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- 26 July 2026
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in Virology Journal
- Vol. 23 (1)
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- Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
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