From birds to mammals: spillover of highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 virus to dairy cattle led to efficient intra- and interspecies transmission
Leonardo C. Caserta(Cornell University), Diego G. Diel(Cornell University), Salman L. Butt(Cornell University), Ashley E. Johnson(Ohio Department of Agriculture), Katie E. Kleinhenz, Gavin R. Hitchener(Cornell University), Gabriel Gomez(Wellborn Road Veterinary Medical Center), Mathias Martins(Wellborn Road Veterinary Medical Center), Terry Hensley(Wellborn Road Veterinary Medical Center), Amy K. Swinford(Wellborn Road Veterinary Medical Center), David L. Suarez(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Erin E. Edwards(Georgia Institute of Technology), John Beeby(Cornell University), Melissa Laverack(Cornell University), Manigandan Lejeune(Cornell University), François Elvinger(Virginia–Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine), Mohammed Nooruzzaman(Cornell University), Darrell R. Kapczynski(United States Department of Agriculture), Brittany D. Cronk(Cornell University), Kiril M. Dimitrov(Agricultural Research Service), Alexis C. Thompson, Lina M. Covalenda(Cornell University), Ellen Ruth A. Morris(Wellborn Road Veterinary Medical Center), Melanie Prarat Koscielny(Ohio Department of Agriculture), Elisha Frye(Cornell University)
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