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On pathogenicity with varying microbial virulence and host resistance

2024-10-03

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The pathogenicity of a microbe is difficult to define in a comparative context: across microbes with varying virulence or across host genotypes with varying susceptibilities. Several different statistical approaches have been employed to investigate pathogenicity and susceptibility. Measures like proportional mortality or morbidity at a given time are attractive due to their simplicity but represent a single snaps...

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1a4842c6-0e3e-5f02-adbc-b1d09cdd13bd
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10.1101/2024.10.02.616271
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