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| | Borna Virus Suspected Cause for Neuropsychiatric Disorders in Humans |
 | | Until recently borna virus of the family Bornaviridae was believed to be nonpathogenic in humans, although in many other mammals and even marsupials (opossums) it was known to cause a wide array of neurological manifestations, many of which are fatal. |
 | | Borna Disease Virus Infection in Animals and Humans, by Jurgen A. Richt, Islode Pfeuffer, Matthias Christ, Knut Frese, Karl Bechter, and Sibylle Herzog, Emerging Infections Diseases, Vol. |
 | | Amantadine and Human Borna Disease Virus in Vitro and in Vivo in an Infected Patient with Bipolar Disorder, by Liv Bode, Detlef E. Detrich, Roman Stoyloff, Hinderk M. Emrich and Hanns Ludwig, The Lancet, Vol. |
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