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The Japanese Encephalitis Serological Group of Flaviviruses: a Brief Introduction to the Group,r, most importantly, they also share a propensity to emerge and become established in new geographic areas. The recent spread of JE virus into western Asia and Australasia has probably been through natural mosquito—vertebrate host cycles, possibly assisted by changes in land use. However, the most r