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One tiny mutation may explain how bat viruses become human threats

Researchers have identified a specific genetic mutation in bat coronaviruses that significantly influences their ability to infect humans. This discovery highlights the importance of monitoring viral mutations to prevent potential zoonotic transmissions and emphasizes the need for enhanced surveillance and regulatory measures regarding wildlife and public health.

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