Bovine mammary epithelial cells can be infected by both avian and human influenza A viruses.

The cow udder is a potential coinfection site for influenza A viruses hypothes.is/a/UJIvWj1oEfGgxgfRQqwiIQ **eLife Assessment** This study presents important findings that bovine mammary epithelial cells can be infected with both avian and human influenza A viruses, providing a potential site for viral reassortment. The evidence to support these claims is…

The cow udder is a potential coinfection site for influenza A viruses hypothes.is/a/UF5_Aj1oEfGqbkeh7okRqA **Reviewer #1 (Public review):** Summary: Here, Pinto and colleagues set out to investigate whether the cow udder is a potential mixing site for the influenza virus. The authors have demonstrated that bovine mammary epithelial cells can be…

The cow udder is a potential coinfection site for influenza A viruses hypothes.is/a/UC3Eyj1oEfGOy7fg8Y3Drg **Reviewer #2 (Public review):** The authors use a library of influenza A viruses from different strains, classified in lab-adapted, human, avian, and swine according to the animal from which they were isolated. They propose that the cow mammary gland…