Erratum for Weger-Lucarelli et al., “Development and Characterization of Recombinant Virus Generated from a New World Zika Virus Infectious Clone”

Weger-Lucarelli, James; Duggal, Nisha K.; Bullard-Feibelman, Kristen M.; Veselinović, Milena; Romo, Hannah; Nguyen, Chilinh; Rückert, Claudia; Brault, Aaron C.; Bowen, Richard A.; Stenglein, Mark D.; Geiss, Brian J.; Ebel, Gregory D.

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“…In this scenario protons inside the fast jet core can interact with photons produced in a slower external layer triggering the photo-meson reaction. A possible association of an HESE IceCube event with and HSP was suggested by Padovani & Resconi (2014) and Lucarelli et al (2017). Inspired by these results, assumed a linear correlation between the neutrino flux Fν and the γ-ray flux Fγ of the BL Lac objects of the 2FHL and inferred the expected neutrino rate for each source.…”

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A multiwavelength view of BL Lacs neutrino candidates

Righi

Tavecchio

Pacciani

2018

Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

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The discovery of high-energy astrophysical neutrinos by IceCube kicked off a new line of research to identify the electromagnetic counterparts producing these neutrinos. Among the extragalactic sources, Blazars are promising candidate neutrino emitters. Their structure, with a relativistic jet pointing to the Earth, offers a natural accelerator of particles and for this reason a perfect birthplace of high energy neutrinos. A good characterisation of the spectral energy distribution of Blazars can improve the understanding of their physical composition and the emission processes involved. Starting from our previous works, we select those BL Lac in spatial correlation with IceCube events. We obtain a sample of 7 sources and we start an observational campaign to have a better characterisation of the synchrotron peak. During our analysis a new source, namely TXS0506+056, has been added because of its position inside the angular uncertainty of a muon track event detected by IceCube. TXS0506+056, was in a high-state during the neutrino event and we will consider it as benchmark to check the properties of the other sources of the sample during the related neutrino detection. We obtain a better characterisation of the SED for the sources of our sample. A prospective extreme Blazar, a very peculiar low synchrotron peak (LSP) source with a large separation of the two peaks and a twin of TXS0506+056 come up. We also provide the γ-ray light curve to check the trend of the sources around the neutrino detection but no clear patterns are in common among the sources.

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A multiwavelength view of BL Lacs neutrino candidates

Righi

Tavecchio

Pacciani

2018

Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

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“…To determine the role of any of the SNVs either individually, or in combination with others, we generated mutants using our ZIKV PRVABC59 reverse genetics infectious clone ( 28 ) ( Fig. 4A ).…”

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“…All wild-type/isolates of ZIKV were propagated in Vero cells by infection of a single flask of cells per virus at an MOI of 0.01, clarified by centrifugation, aliquoted, and stored at –80°C. ZIKV PRVABC59 infectious clones (wild-type and mutants) were propagated on Vero cells as previously described ( 28 ).…”

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The Incompetence of Mosquitoes—Can Zika Virus Be Adapted To Infect Culex tarsalis Cells?

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“…Very recently, however, Lucarelli et al (2017a) have found a transient γ-ray (> 100 MeV) source positionally coincident with an IceCube track with a post-trial significance ∼ 4σ and possibly associated with an HBL. Moreover, γ-ray emission from Fermi, AGILE, and MAGIC (Tanaka, Buson, & Kocevski 2017;Lucarelli et al 2017b;Mirzoyan 2017) has been detected from a BL Lac (with ν S peak close to HBL values) inside the error region of an IceCube track (Kopper & Blaufuss 2017; see also Padovani et al, in prep.). These could be the first observed electromagnetic counterparts of IceCube neutrinos.…”

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AGN outflows as neutrino sources: an observational test

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Turcati

Resconi

2018

Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

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We test the recently proposed idea that outflows associated with Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN) could be neutrino emitters in two complementary ways. First, we crosscorrelate a list of 94 "bona fide" AGN outflows with the most complete and updated repository of IceCube neutrinos currently publicly available, assembled by us for this purpose. It turns out that AGN with outflows matched to an IceCube neutrino have outflow and kinetic energy rates, and bolometric powers larger than those of AGN with outflows not matched to neutrinos. Second, we carry out a statistical analysis on a catalogue of [O iii] λ5007 line profiles using a sample of 23,264 AGN at z < 0.4, a sub-sample of which includes mostly possible outflows sources. We find no significant evidence of an association between the AGN and the IceCube events, although we get the smallest p-values (∼ 6 and 18 per cent respectively, pre-trial) for relatively high velocities and luminosities. Our results are consistent with a scenario where AGN outflows are neutrino emitters but at present do not provide a significant signal. This can be tested with better statistics and source stacking. A predominant role of AGN outflows in explaining the IceCube data appears in any case to be ruled out.

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Erratum for Weger-Lucarelli et al., “Development and Characterization of Recombinant Virus Generated from a New World Zika Virus Infectious Clone”

Cited by 25 publications

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A multiwavelength view of BL Lacs neutrino candidates

A multiwavelength view of BL Lacs neutrino candidates

The Incompetence of Mosquitoes—Can Zika Virus Be Adapted To Infect Culex tarsalis Cells?

AGN outflows as neutrino sources: an observational test

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