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The case was identified this month in a dairy worker in Michigan .
It marks the second human infection linked to the multi-state H5N1 outbreak among US cattle.
The slight change in virus’s genetic makeup is “associated with viral adaptation to mammalian hosts” The change has also been identified as resulting in enhancement of virus replication and disease severity in mice.
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