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Prenatal Zika virus exposure is associated with lateral geniculate nucleus abnormalities in juvenile rhesus macaques
Zika virus' neural tropism causes significant neural pathology, particularly in developing fetuses. One of the consistent findings from humans and animal models is that prenatal exposure to Zika virus (ZIKV) causes pathology in the eyes and visual pathways of the brain, although the extent to which
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