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Spatiotemporal circulation of influenza viruses in 5 African countries during 2008-2009: a collaborative study of the Institut Pasteur International Network.

The Journal of infectious diseases - 15 Dec 2012

Heraud Jean-Michel, Njouom Richard, Rousset Dominique, Kadjo Herve, Caro Valerie, Ndiaye Mbayame Niang, Victoir Kathleen, Collard Jean-Marc, Orelle Arnaud, Yekwa Elsie Laban, Ekaza Euloge, Razanajatovo Norosoa Harline, Adamou Lagare, Biscornet Leon, Enouf Vincent, van der Werf Sylvie, Diop Ousmane Madiagne

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BACKGROUND: Although recent work has described the spatiotemporal diffusion of influenza viruses worldwide, comprehensive data on spatiotemporal patterns of influenza from the African continent and Madagascar are still lacking. METHODS: National Influenza Centers from 5 countries-Cameroon, Côte d...

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PMID: 23169972
DOI: 10.1093/infdis/jis541
PMCID: PMC8250070

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