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Analysing pneumococcal invasiveness using Bayesian models of pathogen progression rates

2021-09-01

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The disease burden attributable to opportunistic pathogens depends on their prevalence in asymptomatic colonisation and the rate at which they progress to cause symptomatic disease. Increases in infections caused by commensals can result from the emergence of “hyperinvasive” strains. Such pathogens can be identified through quantifying progression rates using matched samples of typed microbes from disease cases an...

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2652e287-0d4a-5560-9682-840f10f9f9de
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10.1101/2021.09.01.458483
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