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Barcoded Viruses Reveal Dynamic Dissemination Enteric viruses infect by the oral route but can disseminate around the body. McCune et al. (e01590-19) used a panel of “barcoded” coxsackieviruses to follow viral population movement in orally infected mice. A broad population of viruses was detectable in a variety of tissues within the first day postinfection and in pancreas and liver as early as 20 minutes postinfection, but very few viruses were present at later time points. These results suggest dynamic spread and restriction of enteric viruses.