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Multiple-serotype models of dengue virus transmission: simulation study and perspectives for the application of inference in epidemiological surveillance

2019-03-22

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With around 3 billion people at risk, dengue virus is endemic to many parts of the world. In the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, surveillance measures require notification of new dengue virus cases, and are supplemented by serum collection from patients and sequencing of viral RNA. Phylogenetic analyses have been performed for all serotypes circulating in the country to identify viral genotypes, potentially iden...

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10.1101/583351
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