22 May 2026Open access
Mammal-infecting DNA viruses identified in lemurs and rodents in Madagascar mirror the evolutionary history of their hostsPublisher siteMicrobial Genomics, Virus-based gene therapy research
Active, last published 2026
In virus-based gene therapy research
Tahina T.
Razanamahenina
Scholar“Research focused on Virus-based gene therapy research and adjacent fields.”
University Of Antananarivo
Madagascar
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01 · About the work
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ahina T. Razanamahenina is a researcher working on Virus-based gene therapy research. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
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Virus-based gene therapy research×2Polyomavirus and related diseases×2
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Affiliation on published researchUniversity of Antananarivo, MadagascarDrawn from the institution listed on this researcher’s published work.
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3 works9 Apr 2026Open access
Host–anellovirus interactions in an island ecosystem: non-human primates and rodents in Madagascar harbour diverse, rich anellovirus populationsPublisher siteMicrobial Genomics, Animal Virus Infections Studies
23 Mar 2026Open access
Complete mitochondrial DNA sequences of <i>Eliurus webbi</i> and <i>Eliurus minor</i> , endemic tufted-tailed rats in MadagascarPublisher siteMitochondrial DNA Part B, Primate Behavior and Ecology
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