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. 2018 Dec 5;147:e66. doi: 10.1017/S0950268818003096

Table 4.

The number and percent of articles examining experimental animal models of La Crosse virus (LACV) infection across different study foci (N = 78)

Animal model category Study focus* N %
Mice (n = 64) Pathogenesis 29 37.2
Treatment efficacy 2 2.6
Diagnostic accuracy 2 2.6
Transmission 34 43.6
Mitigation 5 6.4
Monkeys (n = 2) Pathogenesis 1 1.3
Mitigation 1 1.3
Chipmunks (n = 12) Pathogenesis 8 10.3
Diagnostic accuracy 1 1.3
Transmission 9 11.5
Squirrels (n = 2) Pathogenesis 2 2.6
Diagnostic accuracy 1 1.3
Transmission 1 1.3
Deer (n = 3) Pathogenesis 2 2.6
Transmission 2 2.6
Gerbils/guinea pigs/hamsters (n = 10) Pathogenesis 4 5.1
Diagnostic accuracy 2 2.6
Transmission 7 9.0
Rabbits (n = 3) Pathogenesis 2 2.6
Transmission 2 2.6
Foxes (n = 1) Pathogenesis 1 1.3
Transmission 1 1.3
Raccoon (n = 1) Pathogenesis 1 1.3
Transmission 1 1.3
Opossum (n = 1) Pathogenesis 1 1.3
Transmission 1 1.3
Sheep (n = 1) Pathogenesis 1 1.3

*Total may not add to 100% as a single study may contain results for more than one species and several focus areas.