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Vaccination has minimal impact on the intrahost diversity of H3N2 influenza viruses

2016-11-07

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While influenza virus diversity and antigenic drift have been well characterized on a global scale, the factors that influence the virus’ rapid evolution within and between human hosts are less clear. Given the modest effectiveness of seasonal vaccination, vaccine-induced antibody responses could serve as a potent selective pressure for novel influenza variants at the individual or community level. We used next ge...

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c7e14e29-b498-57b6-be0c-2a99c04e7f79
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10.1101/085985
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