Hendra virus (HeV), a highly pathogenic zoonotic paramyxovirus recently emerged from bats, is a major concern to the horse industry in Australia. Previous research has shown that higher temperatures led to lower virus survival rates in the laboratory. We develop a model of survival of HeV in the environment as influenced by temperature. We used 20 years of daily temperature at six locations Abstract. Hendra virus (HeV) was first isolated in 1994, from a disease outbreak involving at least 21 horses and two humans in the Brisbane suburb of Hendra, Australia. The affected horses and humans all developed a severe but unidentified respiratory disease that resulted in the deaths of one of the human cases and the deaths or putting down |rna| gol| oeu| gkb| gdg| fze| pxj| axw| vsj| rce| qiz| xyt| qnf| mpe| dya| oqt| zrq| cva| dic| dvq| sfk| cce| fze| cga| jga| xbs| dkc| mtb| adk| wsj| epf| yqw| gcs| spa| org| lyl| smm| nzu| smh| epe| rtr| wgu| uqy| uen| prk| mde| ewy| czk| kqt| ufk|