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The effect ofWolbachiaon dengue dynamics in the presence of two serotypes of dengue: symmetric and asymmetric epidemiological characteristics

21 Apr 2016

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An innovative strategy to reduce dengue transmission uses the bacterium Wolbachia. We analysed the effects of Wolbachia on dengue transmission dynamics in the presence of two serotypes of dengue using a mathematical model, allowing for differences in the epidemiological characteristics of the serotypes. We found that Wolbachia has a greater effect on secondary infections than on primary infections across a range...

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PMID: 27097518
DOI: 10.1017/s0950268816000753

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