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The Orsay Virus as a model for population-wide viral infection dynamics

2021-03-02

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To this day, epidemics pose a considerable threat to mankind. Experimental models that simulate the spread of infectious diseases are thus crucial to the inception of effective control policies. Current models have had great success incorporating virulence and host immune response but do rarely take host genetics, behavior and host environment into account. Here, we present a full-scale imaging setup that utilizes...

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a3a07fc0-1fd2-5430-bc98-4637e0a15218
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10.1101/2021.03.02.433572
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