The HA and NS Genes of Human H5N1 Influenza A Virus Contribute to High Virulence in Ferrets
Hirotaka Imai(Kansai University), Yoshihiro Kawaoka(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Takeshi Noda(Kyoto University), Yukiko Muramoto(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Taisuke Horimoto(The University of Tokyo), Saori Sakabe(Scripps Research Institute), Kiyoko Iwatsuki‐Horimoto(Tokyo University of Science), Masayuki Shimojima(The University of Tokyo), Hideo Goto(The University of Tokyo), Maki Kiso(Tokyo University of Science), Ryo Takano(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Yasuyuki Omori(The University of Tokyo), Satoshi Kakugawa(The University of Tokyo), Yuko Sakai‐Tagawa(Tokyo University of Science), Shin Murakami(The University of Tokyo), Kei Takahashi(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Mai thi Quynh Le(National Institute Of Hygiene And Epidemiology), Chairul A. Nidom(Airlangga University), Mutsumi Ito(Tokyo University of Science), Kyoko Shinya(Kobe University)
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