| detection of the mosquito-borne flaviviruses, west nile, dengue, saint louis encephalitis, ilheus, bussuquara, and yellow fever in free-ranging black howlers (alouatta caraya) of northeastern argentina. | several medically important mosquito-borne flaviviruses have been detected in argentina in recent years: dengue (denv), st. louis encephalitis (slev), west nile (wnv) and yellow fever (yfv) viruses. evidence of bussuquara virus (bsqv) and ilheus virus (ilhv) activity were found, but they have not been associated with human disease. non-human primates can act as important hosts in the natural cycle of flaviviruses and serological studies can lead to improved understanding of virus circulation dyn ... | 2017 | 28187130 |