Sustained Oropouche virus transmission in Rio de Janeiros Atlantic forest: genomic evidence over a two-year period
Arantes, I.; Nogueira, F. d. B.; de Oliveira, C.; Sequeira, P. C.; Lupi, O.; Borges, M.; Melo, C. L.; Brendolin, M.; Braga, A.; Velasque, L. d. S.; Cavalcanti, A. C.; Camargo, A. C.; da Costa, F. B.; Moreira, C. G. d. C.; Dias, V. Z.; Sousa, T. d. J.; Gatti, F. D.; de Mendonca, G. C.; Nodari, J. Z.; Ribeiro-Rodrigues, R.; Delatorre, E.; Calvet, G.; Naveca, F.; Brasil, P.; de Filippis, A. M. B.; Bello, G.; OROV-Rio de Janeiro Outbreak Response Working Group,
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Since January 2024, over 1,500 Oropouche virus (OROV) cases have been confirmed in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro. Genomic analyses showed that a lineage introduced in Rio de Janeiro in early 2024 persisted throughout 2025, highlighting the viruss capacity for sustained transmission beyond the endemic Amazon region.
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