Infected rodents pose no immediate danger to humans, but the research suggests that mutations are helping the coronavirus expand its range of potential hosts.Infected rodents pose no immediate danger to humans, but the research suggests that mutations are helping the coronavirus expand its range of potential hosts.your-feed-science, Mice, Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), Animals, Bats, Disease Rates, Minks (Animals), Rodents, Europe, South Africa, Xavier Montagutelli, Institut Pasteur, BrazilRead More
