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Hantavirus infections in fluctuating host populations: the role of maternal antibodies

30 Jun 2010

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Infected females may transfer maternal antibodies (MatAbs) to their offspring, which may then be transiently protected against infections the mother has encountered. However, the role of maternal protection in infectious disease dynamics in wildlife has largely been neglected. Here, we investigate the effects of Puumala hantavirus (PUUV)-specific MatAbs on PUUV dynamics, using 7 years' data from a cyclic bank...

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PMID: 20591866
DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2010.1022

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