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reassortment

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The risk posed by cats could change because the virus can rapidly undergo genetic mutation and reassortment, and efforts should be made to minimize contact of domestic cats with infected birds.
Subclinical infection with avian influenza A (H5N1) virus in cats by Thalhammer, Johann G. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
This reassortment could result in a combination virus that has the human flu's ability to spread and the bird flu's ability to kill.
Bird flu: the facts you need to know by Adams, Jacqueline / Science World
It changes by genetic mutation or reassortment during viral replication.
The flu ... and you by Andrews, Nancy / The Dental Assistant
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