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A general model for the influence of immune priming on disease prevalence

2016-06-15

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Invertebrate immune priming, and other forms of innate immune memory in bacteria, plants, and mammals, modulate the post‐infection resistance, tolerance, and survival phenotypes of individuals previously exposed to microbes. By influencing the probability of both transmission and disease‐induced mortality, priming is likely to have a significant impact on disease dynamics. Two alternative models have been proposed...

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Literature Corpus work: 1ebb7bca-5bc4-5742-8860-96586a6f5b76
DOI: 10.1111/oik.03274

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