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Updated unified phylogenetic classification system and revised nomenclature for Newcastle disease virus. Dimitrov Kiril M., Abolnik Célia, Afonso Claudio L., Albina Emmanuel, Bahl Justin, Berg Mikael, Briand François-Xavier, Brown Ian H., Choi Kang-Seuk, Chvala Ilya, Diel Diego G., Durr Peter A., Ferreira Helena Lage, Fusaro Alice, Gil Patricia, Goujgoulova Gabriela V., Grund Christian, Hicks Joseph T., Joannis Tony M., Torchetti Mia Kim, Kolosov Sergey, Lambrecht Bénédicte, Lewis Nicola S., Liu Haijin, Liu Hualei, McCullough Sam, Miller Patti J., Monne Isabella, Muller Claude P., Munir Muhammad, Reischak Dilmara, Sabra Mahmoud, Samal Siba K., Servan de Almeida Renata. 2019. Infection, Genetics and Evolution, 74:103917, 15 p.

Cleavage site of Newcastle disease virus determines viral fitness in persistent infection cells. Liu Haijin, Servan de Almeida Renata, Gil Patricia, Albina Emmanuel. 2018. Veterinary Microbiology, 216 : 123-131.

Avian viral pathogens in Swallows, Zimbabwe. Infectious diseases in Hirundinidae: A risk to swallow? Caron Alexandre, Chiweshe Ngoni, Mundava Josephine, Abolnik Célia, Capobianco Dondona Andrea, Scacchia Massimo, Gaidet Nicolas. 2017. Ecohealth, 14 (4) : 805-809.

Two-plasmid system to increase the rescue efficiency of paramyxoviruses by reverse genetics: The example of rescuing Newcastle Disease Virus. Liu Haijin, Albina Emmanuel, Gil Patricia, Minet Cécile, Servan de Almeida Renata. 2017. Virology, 509 : 42-51.

Velogenic Newcastle disease virus takes advantage of transmission capabilities to suppress lentogenic virus during coinfection. Liu Haijin, Servan de Almeida Renata, Gil Patricia, Albina Emmanuel. 2016. In : Programme and abstracts EPIZONE Going Viral. EPIZONE, INIA. Madrid : EPIZONE, Résumé, 43. Annual Meeting EPIZONE Going Viral. 10, Madrid, Espagne, 27 Septembre 2016/29 Septembre 2016.

Improved reverse genetics for single strand negative RNA viruses. Albina Emmanuel, Liu Haijin, Servan de Almeida Renata, Gil Patricia, Bataille Arnaud. 2018. Genève : OMPI, 49 p. N° de dépôt européen : 17305272.1, N° de brevet européen : EP20170305272, N° de dépôt international : PCT/EP2018/054903, N° de brevet international : WO2018/166793 A1