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Diet-induced changes in metabolism influence immune response and viral shedding dynamics in Jamaican fruit bats

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By Caylee A. Falvo, Daniel Crowley, Monica Hall, Evelyn Benson
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Abstract Land-use change may drive viral spillover from bats into humans, partly through dietary shifts caused by decreased availability of native foods and increased availability of cultivated foods. We manipulated diets of Jamaican fruit bats to investigate whether diet influences shedding of a virus they naturally host.
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