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Predicting the short-term success of human influenza A variants with machine learning

2019-04-16

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Seasonal influenza viruses are constantly changing, and produce a different set of circulating strains each season. Small genetic changes can accumulate over time and result in antigenically different viruses; this may prevent the body’s immune system from recognizing those viruses. Due to rapid mutations, in particular in the hemagglutinin gene, seasonal influenza vaccines must be updated frequently. This require...

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DOI: 10.1101/609248

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