Poxviruses are known to evolve slower than RNA viruses with only 1–2 mutations/genome/
year. Rather than single mutations, rearrangements such as gene gain and loss, which have …

Poxviruses are known to evolve slower than RNA viruses, with rearrangements such as
gene gain and loss as the main driver for host adaption. In 2022 the world is being …

Abstract Background In response to Mpox endemic and public health emergency, DCHHS
aimed to develop NGS based techniques to streamline Mpox viral clade and lineage …

In May 2022, several countries reported mpox cases from patients without history of traveling
to endemic areas. France was one of the most affected European countries by this outbreak …

Abstract Background and Objective The rapid rate at which the current mpox virus outbreak
has spread across the globe has led the World Health Organization to declare it a Public …

Mpox is an emerging zoonotic disease which has now spread to over 113 countries as of
August 2023, with over 89,500 confirmed human cases. The Netherlands had one of the …

Whole‐genome sequencing (WGS) has been widely used for the genomic characterization
and the phylogenesis of mpox virus (MPXV) 2022 multi‐country outbreak. To date, no …

A recent, unprecedented outbreak of human mpox virus infection has led to cases in non-
African nations, and the number of confirmed or suspected cases outside of Africa has …

Abstract The Mpox (formerly named Monkeypox) virus is the etiological cause of a recent
multi-country outbreak, with thousands of distinct cases detected outside the endemic areas …

Mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) is a zoonotic disease caused by infection with the
monkeypox virus (MPXV). Mpox cases have been sporadic over the past few decades, with …