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Ventilation does not affect influenza virus transmission efficiency in a ferret playpen setup

2023-12-26

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Sustained community spread of influenza viruses relies on efficient person-to-person transmission. Current experimental transmission systems do not mimic environmental conditions (e.g., air exchange rates, flow patterns), host behaviors or exposure durations relevant to real-world settings. Therefore, results from these traditional systems may not be representative of influenza virus transmission in humans. To add...

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Literature Corpus work: 6e4eba30-02e1-5f47-8861-ec3613efd28e
DOI: 10.1101/2023.12.26.573248

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