African swine fever (ASF) is an alarming threat to the pig population across the world and especially in Asia where outbreaks are occurring continuously, including in the largest pig producing country
African swine fever virus persisted in Portugal between 1960 and 1999 within a complex epidemiological picture that included traditional farming practices, soft ticks vectors and the use of ineffectiv
Samples from domestic pigs and wild boar infected with African swine fever virus were subject to Illumina sequencing to look for variants and evidence for local evolution.