RNA recombination: non-negligible factor for preventing emergence or reemergence of Senecavirus A.

This article discusses the role of RNA recombination in preventing the emergence or reemergence of Senecavirus A (SVA), a virus that affects pigs. It explains the genomic structure of SVA and how it evolves through selective pressure and intra-species recombination. The article emphasizes the importance of RNA recombination in preventing emerging and reemerging diseases and highlights the potential risks and consequences of SVA recombinants. The authors suggest continuous detection and surveillance for SVA recombination to prevent its emergence or reemergence. This document is a list of references for scientific articles related to Senecavirus A, providing valuable information for researchers studying the virus and its impact on pig populations. [Extracted from the article]