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The effects of strain variation on respiratory syncytial virus infection and immunity

2013-01-01

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<b>Introduction:</b> The transmission of RSV in the human population is characterised by seasonal epidemics displaying cyclic alternation in dominance of the two antigenic groups A and B. The mechanisms that underlie this population-level competition between RSV A and B, and heterogeneity in transmission fitness of RSV genotypes are not clearly defined. The dynamics of neutralising antibody response following birt...

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10.21954/ou.ro.0000f0ba
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