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Epidemiological inferences from serological responses to cross-reacting pathogens

2024-08-12

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Multiplex immunoassays are facilitating the parallel measurement of antibody responses against multiple antigenically-related pathogens, generating a wealth of high-dimensional data which depict complex antibody-antigen relationships. In this study we develop a generalizable analytical framework to maximise inferences from multi-pathogen serological studies. We fit the model to measurements of IgG antibody binding...

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4f02532f-7e40-5120-9812-e2f1a96024a8
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10.1101/2024.08.12.24311852
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