FÁBIO ALEXANDRE ABADE DOS SANTOS

FÁBIO ALEXANDRE ABADE DOS SANTOS is a Researcher at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (FMV), affiliated with the Veterinary Medicine Research center (CECAV). His work specializes in veterinary virology and immunology, with a focus on viral pathogens affecting wildlife and domestic animals. He maintains an active research profile with 37 publications and an h-index of 10.

Research Interests: His primary research explores viral epidemiology, immunological responses in animals, and pathogen surveillance. Key areas include:

• Veterinary virology with emphasis on emerging wildlife diseases
• Immunology and host-pathogen interactions in leporids (rabbits and hares)
• Molecular characterization of novel viruses in animal populations
• Epidemiological tracking of zoonotic threats

Research Trends: Recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on viral pathogens in European wildlife, including hemorrhagic fevers, circoviruses in swine, and novel herpesviruses in rabbits. His work frequently employs phylogenetic analysis, serological surveys, and molecular diagnostics to study disease transmission dynamics across animal populations.