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Predictability of the antigenic evolution of human influenza A H3 viruses

2019-09-23

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The current influenza A antigenic evolution paradigm suggesting that antigenic evolution is highly constrained, with successful new viruses being near optimal at maximizing their antigenic distance from past strains. This begs the question of whether influenza’s antigenic evolution is fundamentally predictable, or if it takes place on a much higher dimensional antigenic space with multiple possible trajectories. W...

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7b03cc02-3a6b-5cb2-b7af-7521ee62c862
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10.1101/770446
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