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. 2020 Nov 26;12(12):1352. doi: 10.3390/v12121352

Table 3.

Viral shedding of influenza A viruses (generally avian or avian-origin but isolated from an alternative host [e.g., Anhui]) by select experimentally infected mammalian synanthropes.

Common Name Scientific Name Subtype Pathotype b* Exposure Method Maximum Titer f* Citation
Plateau pika Ochotona curzoniae H5N1 a HP IN c* ND [72]
H9N2 b LP IN 4.8 h* [7]
Cottontail rabbit Sylvilagus sp. H4N6 c LP IN 7.2 [73]
H7N9 d LP IN 5.8 [76]
H5N8 e HP IN 3.5 [77]
H5N2 f HP IN 3.9 [77]
H5N2 g HP IN 5.3 [77]
House mouse Mus musculus H3N6 h LP IN 2.4 i* [4]
H3N8 i LP IN 4.5 i* [4]
H4N6 j LP IN 4.3 i* [4]
H4N8 k LP IN 2.1 i* [4]
H6N2 l LP IN 2.1 i* [4]
Bank vole Myodes glareolus H7N1 m HP IN 4.9 [78]
H5N1 n HP IN 6.6 [78]
Thirteen-lined ground squirrel Ictidomys tridecemlineatusa* H3N8 o LP IN ND g* [79]
Norway rat Rattus norvegicus H6N2 l LP IN 3.5 i* [80]
H4N8 k LP IN 1.7 i* [80]
H4N6 j LP IN 4.8 i* [80]
H3N8 i LP IN 5.5 i* [80]
Black rat Rattus rattus H5N1 p HP IN 3.0 j* [81]
Raccoon Procyon lotor H4N6 c LP Virus-laden water 4.2 [82]
H7N9 d LP IN 5.2 [76]
H4N8 k LP IN 1.1 [22]
Striped skunk Mephitis H4N6 c LP IN 6.0 [5]
H7N9 d LP IN 6.4 [76]
H1N1 q LP ICE d*/IN ND [79]
H3N8 o LP ICE/IN ND [79]
Red fox Vulpes vulpes H5N1 r HP IT or BC e* 5.2 [83]
“Fox” Not listed H9N2 s LP IN or Contact Negative [26]
Mink Neovison vison H9N2 t LP IN ND [41]
H7N2 u LP IN or Contact 7.2 k* [40,84]
H4N1 v LP IN 4.5 k* [40]
H3N8 w LP IN 6.3 [85]
H11N4 x LP IN 5.3 [85]
H7N7 y Not reported IN 5.5 [85]
H8N4 z LP IN 6.0 [85]
H5N3 aa Not reported IN 4.5 [85]
H9N2 bb LP IN 4.3 [85]
“Mink” Not listed H9N2 s LP IN or Contact 4.2 [26]
“Mink” Not listed H9N2 cc LP IN 4.5 [86]
Raccoon dog Nyctereutes procyonoides H9N2 s LP IN or Contact Negative [26]
Feral swine Sus Scrofa H3N2 dd LP IN 2.5 [30]
H6N2 ee LP IN ND [30]

a A/greatblack-headedgull/Qinghai/1/2009(H5N1); b A/Chicken/Shandong/Li-1/2009(H9N2); c A/Mallard/CO/P70F1-03/08(H4N6); d A/Anhui/1/2013(H7N9)[humanisolateofavianorigin]; e A/gyrfalcon/Washington/41088-6/2014(H5N8); f A/Northern pintail/Washington/40964/2014(H5N2); g A/turkey/Minnesota/9845-4/2015(H5N2); h A/Mallard/OR/A00047710/06(H3N6); I A/Wild bird/CA/187718-36/08(H3N8); j A/mallard/CO/P66F1-5/08(H4N6); k A/CK/AL/75(H4N8); l A/CK/CA/S0408793/04(H6N2); m A/ostrich/Italy/2332/2000(Os/H7N1); n A/turkey/Turkey/1/2005(Tk/H5N1); o A/DK/1518/81(H3N8); p A/whooper swan/Hokkaido/4/2011(H5N1); q A/Goose/Mn-1661/81(H1N1); r A/whooper swan/Germany/R65-1/2006(H5N1); s A/Mink/Shandong/F10/2013(H9N2) [virus was isolated from a farmed mink fed uncooked poultry products]; t A/Chicken/Hebei/4/2008(H9N2); u A/duck/Hokkaido/5/77(H7N2); v A/budgerigar/Hokkaido/1/77(H4N1); w A/duck/Hokkaido/8/80(H3N8); x A/duck/Miyagi/47/77(H11N4); y A/swan/Tottori/42/80(H7N7); z A/duck/Miyagi/95/77(H8N4); aa A/duck/Miyagi/54/76(H5N3); bb A/duck/Niigata/747/79(H9N2); cc A/Mink/Shandong/F6/2013(H9N2) [virus was isolated from a farmed mink that were likely fed uncooked poultry products]; dd A/mallard/Wisconsin/A00661712/2009(H3N2); ee A/mallard/Ohio/648/2002(H6N2); a* Listed in original paper as Spermophilus tridecemlineatus; b* Pathotype as assessed in poultry; c* IN = intranasal; d* ICE = animals fed infected chicken embryos; e* IT = Intratracheal, BC = Infected bird carcasses, maximum titer was associated with IT infection; f* Presented as log10 “units”/mL. Some studies used quantitative PCR techniques (e.g., PCR EID50 equivalents/mL, Copies/µL [converted to mL]), and others used virus isolation techniques. Data associated with tissues is included in some instances; g* ND = not done or not reported; h* Maximum titer was assessed from nasal turbinates; i* Highest titers reported were associated with nasal turbinate or lung samples; j* Titer was associated with intestine and kidney samples; k* Highest titer was from a nasal turbinate sample. Titers analysis of nasal swabs was not conducted.