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Dengue Virus Grows More Virulent in Warmer Temperatures

In warmer weather with sporadic rainfall boosting mosquito breeding, the risk of a more potent dengue virus emerging and causing severe disease rises.

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Study finds dengue virus becomes more lethal in high temperature

Study by Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology has found that dengue virus becomes more lethal in high temperature.

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Dengue Cases on Rise: Does High Temperature Affect Increase in Spread of This Mosquito-Borne Disease

Dengue cases rise- dengue cases increased in uttarakhand-dengue deaths in kolkata, mumbai- new study finds that high temperature may cause rise in dengue virus spread

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Higher temperatures could make Dengue virus more virulent: Study

Researchers at Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB) in Kerala found that dengue becomes more severe and hostile in animal models when its virus (DENV) while being grown in mosquito-derived cells is exposed to higher temperatures.

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Dengue: Study finds higher temperatures can make dengue virus more virulent

Increasing temperatures could make the Dengue virus more virulent, according to researchers at the Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology. The study found that dengue becomes more severe in animal models when grown in mosquito cells exposed to higher temperatures.

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