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Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Bonil L, Wiggers L, Dumont H, Caporale M, Nollevaux M-C, Nicaise C, et al. (2026) Conserved non-coding RNA motifs influence the neuropathogenicity of Simbuviruses: Molecular dissection in the Schmallenberg virus model. PLoS Pathog 22(3): e1014006. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.ppat.1014006 Editor: Christopher F.
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Schmallenberg virus (SBV), initially identified in Germany in 2011, spread rapidly throughout Europe causing significant economic losses in ruminant livestock. The ability to correctly detect emerging and re-emerging diseases such as SBV with reliable tests is of high importance. Firstly, we tested diagnostic performance, specificity, and sensitivity of three different assays used in SBV antibody detection using control sheep samples of determined status.
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