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Maximum Antigen Diversification in a Lyme Bacterial Population and Evolutionary Strategies to Overcome Pathogen Diversity

2020-12-17

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Natural populations of microbes and their hosts are engaged in an arms race in which microbes diversify to escape host immunity while hosts evolve novel immunity. This co-evolutionary process, known as the “Red Queen” hypothesis, poses a fundamental challenge to the development of broadly effective vaccines and diagnostics against a diversifying pathogen. Based on surveys of natural allele frequencies and experime...

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10.1101/2020.12.16.423180
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