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<p>Geographic range of bat species investigated in this study.</p>
Nazia Thakur (9904162)
Joseph Newman (5638340)
Dongchun Ni (15188356)
Jeffrey Seow (9415776)
Abigail L. Hay (25157576)
Yeonjae Lee (12256119)
Ayush Upadhyay (25157573)
Babatunde E. Ekundayo (25157578)
John A. Hammond (7431785)
Thomas P. Peacock (6536120)
Kelvin Lau (1847764)
Katie J. Doores (346210)
Dalan Bailey (193037)
Microbiology
Cell Biology
Evolutionary Biology
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Ecology
Immunology
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Cancer
Infectious Diseases
Virology
multiple bat coronaviruses
g ., rc
g ., civet
clade 1 viruses
restricted ace2 usage
mammalian ace2 proteins
g ., rhgb07
using monoclonal antibodies
clade 1 sarbecoviruses
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determined host range
converting enzyme 2
2 convalescent individuals
ace2 ), via
using binding assays
antigenicity using sera
related bat sarbecoviruses
using sarbecoviruses
host range
clade 3
pangolin ),
neutralising antibodies
entry assays
binding domain
sarbecoviruses interact
sarbecoviruses exhibited
rodent ace2
like rhgb07
generalist ace2
related antigenicity
zoonotic potential
vitally important
still evidence
specialist </
shifting pattern
robust evidence
research indicates
racoon dog
novel structure
largely maintained
including human
immunodominant target
human primate
generalist phenotypes
generalist </
especially omicron
entry phenotypes
diverse panel
continued evolution
breakthrough infections
<p>The geographic location in which the bat sarbecoviruses analysed in this study have been isolated is coloured in blue on the world map, with separate maps depicting the range the bat species investigated in this study span. <i>Rhinolophidae</i> species have been grouped together and span across Europe, Asia and some parts of southern Africa. The <i>T. melanopogon, P. giganeteus, L. Lyra</i> and <i>R. leschenautii</i> species all span across southeast Asia, in particular overlapping in regions of India and parts of China. <i>The M.lucifugus, D. rotundus</i> and <i>A.pallidus</i> bat species can be found nesting in the Americas.</p> <p>(TIF)</p>
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