Sue VandeWoude

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  • University Distinguished Professor of Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology and Director of the One Health Institute, Colorado State University
El ciervo de cola blanca es una de las pocas especies silvestres en las que los científicos han detectado infección por el coronavirus, al menos hasta ahora. Andrew C / WikimediaCommons

Ciervos, visones y hienas también se han contagiado de covid‑19: cómo buscar el coronavirus en animales

Sue VandeWoude, Colorado State University; Angela Bosco-Lauth, Colorado State University, and Christie Mayo, Colorado State University

Los científicos han realizado numerosas pruebas en animales cautivos y salvajes para detectar el coronavirus desde que comenzó la pandemia. Ya sabemos que 31 especies son susceptibles de infectarse por SARS-CoV-2.
White-tailed deer are one of the few wild species that scientists have found to be infected with the coronavirus – at least so far. Andrew C/WikimediaCommons

Deer, mink and hyenas have caught COVID‑19 – animal virologists explain how to find the coronavirus in animals and why humans need to worry

Sue VandeWoude, Colorado State University; Angela Bosco-Lauth, Colorado State University, and Christie Mayo, Colorado State University

Scientists have been testing captive and wild animals for the coronavirus since the pandemic began. Only a few wild species are known to carry the virus, but many more have been shown to be susceptible.

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