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Characterization and evolutionary history of novel SARS-CoV-2-related viruses in bats from Cambodia
Circulating bat coronaviruses present a significant pandemic threat, yet our understanding of their genetic diversity and evolutionary dynamics remains limited. Over 3 years, we sampled 1,462 bats in Cambodia’s Steung Treng province, identifying extensive and diverse coronaviruses co-circulation. Us
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