Tag: Nature Communications Biology


  • Study reshapes understanding of bats and dangerous viruses

    Study reshapes understanding of bats and dangerous viruses

    New findings challenge longstanding assumptions about bats and viruses A groundbreaking study published in Nature Communications Biology, led by researchers at the University of Oklahoma, offers new perspective on the complex relationship between bats and dangerous viruses. While bats have long been suspected as reservoirs for a range of pathogens, the new research urges caution…

  • Bats and dangerous viruses: new insights from a Nature study

    Bats and dangerous viruses: new insights from a Nature study

    Overview: Rethinking bats and dangerous viruses A recent study published in Nature Communications Biology challenges some widely held beliefs about the relationship between bats and dangerous viruses. Led by researchers at the University of Oklahoma, the work emphasizes that bats should not be seen as a monolithic source of zoonotic threats. Instead, the study highlights…

  • Bats and Dangerous Viruses: New Insights from Nature

    Bats and Dangerous Viruses: New Insights from Nature

    Introduction: Rethinking Bat-Virus Relationships A recent study published in Nature Communications Biology offers a fresh perspective on how bats interact with dangerous viruses. Led by researchers at the University of Oklahoma, the work challenges some long-held assumptions about bats as universal reservoirs for high-risk pathogens. Instead, the study emphasizes context, behavior, and ecology as key…