Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
Deformed Wing Virus in Honeybees and Other Insects.
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Jun 2019 – Jul 2025Where it's discussed
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The discussions reflect strong interest and acknowledgment of DWV's impact, with posts emphasizing its prevalence in numerous colonies and host species, and sharing updates about the review. Words like 'super happy' and mentions of infection rates demonstrate enthusiasm, while references to the virus's ability to infect more than 60 species underline its broad significance.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance and prevalence of DWV, showing general agreement with the significance of the research.
Participants display high interest, with comments expressing excitement about the review and shared enthusiasm for its implications.
Posts include references to specific findings, such as infection rates and host expansion, indicating active engagement and deeper understanding.
The discourse highlights how crucial DWV is to current insect health issues, suggesting that the publication influences ongoing research and discussions in the scientific community.
Abstract in brief
- Deformed wing virus (DWV) is the most recognized insect pathogen, heavily studied due to its global spread and prevalence in honeybee populations, particularly influenced by a new parasitic mite.
- Current statistics show that at least 55% of honeybee colonies across 32 countries are infected, and DWV has been found in 65 different arthropod species.
- Recent research focuses on understanding the virus's structure, its expanding host range, and the evolution of its genome, while efforts include developing molecular clones and new methods to track its replication and impact in hosts beyond honeybees.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky“DWV is now the most prevalent virus in honeybees, with a minimum average of 55% of colonies/apiaries infected across 32 countries” review by Stephen Martin and @laura_brettell https://t.co/WRl9PZU2t9 https://t.co/sPupTCXl4V
@Timothee_Petel Récemment, j'ai trouvé ça sur ce sujet : https://t.co/5N5J8C2Rgb
@FlouChe007 @fermedupre @etienneliebig Avant de lever la surveillance du varroa au nom du naturel, n'oubliez pas que le DWV peut affecter plus de 60 espèces. Autre étude n'a vraiment été réalisée pour savoir si ce virus transmis par le varroa avait un impact sur ces espèces https://t.co/5N5J8C2Rgb
https://t.co/KNdit4KiRg
RT @bee_papers: Deformed Wing Virus in Honeybees and Other Insects. https://t.co/0Ylc5sAXoZ
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Asian Honey Bee and Deformed Wing Virus Discovery in Australia
JP Scheerlinck discusses the discovery of the Asian honey bee and Deformed Wing Virus in northwestern Australia in 2023, highlighting its potential impacts on Australian and European honeybee populations and the…
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Martin, S. J., & Brettell, L. E. (2019). Deformed Wing Virus in Honeybees and Other Insects. Annual Review of Virology, 6(1), 49–69. doi: 10.1146/annurev-virology-092818-015700
@Timothee_Petel Récemment, j'ai trouvé ça sur ce sujet : https://t.co/5N5J8C2Rgb
RT @AnnualReviews: “DWV is now the most prevalent virus in honeybees, with a minimum average of 55% of colonies/apiaries infected across 32…
RT @AnnualReviews: “DWV is now the most prevalent virus in honeybees, with a minimum average of 55% of colonies/apiaries infected across 32…
“DWV is now the most prevalent virus in honeybees, with a minimum average of 55% of colonies/apiaries infected across 32 countries” review by Stephen Martin and @laura_brettell https://t.co/WRl9PZU2t9 https://t.co/sPupTCXl4V
‘Deformed Wing Virus in #Honeybees and Other #Insects’ an article on #ScienceOpen: https://t.co/0UcpqBMWBW
@FlouChe007 @fermedupre @etienneliebig Avant de lever la surveillance du varroa au nom du naturel, n'oubliez pas que le DWV peut affecter plus de 60 espèces. Autre étude n'a vraiment été réalisée pour savoir si ce virus transmis par le varroa avait un impact sur ces espèces https://t.co/5N5J8C2Rgb
#dwv #honeybees #insects https://t.co/5g0ZN5TQ4P
RT @laura_brettell: Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
RT @laura_brettell: Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
RT @laura_brettell: Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
RT @laura_brettell: Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
RT @laura_brettell: Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
RT @laura_brettell: Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
RT @laura_brettell: Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
RT @laura_brettell: Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
RT @laura_brettell: Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
RT @laura_brettell: Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
Super happy to have our new deformed wing virus review out this week
RT @bee_papers: Deformed Wing Virus in Honeybees and Other Insects. https://t.co/0Ylc5sAXoZ
RT @bee_papers: Deformed Wing Virus in Honeybees and Other Insects. https://t.co/0Ylc5sAXoZ
Deformed Wing Virus in Honeybees and Other Insects. https://t.co/0Ylc5sAXoZ