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Your paper on Flavis sparked in me an interest for structural phylogenetics, thank you for sharing Jon!
Your paper on Flavis sparked in me an interest for structural phylogenetics, thank you for sharing Jon!
These shifts likely enabled escape from homotypic immunity, with implications for population susceptibility to secondary infection.
These shifts likely enabled escape from homotypic immunity, with implications for population susceptibility to secondary infection.
Markov jump analyses confirm that Colombia acts as a bridging node for viral exchange between South & North America — acting as both source and sink in the continental network.
Markov jump analyses confirm that Colombia acts as a bridging node for viral exchange between South & North America — acting as both source and sink in the continental network.
Phylogeography shows repeated exports to the Caribbean, Ecuador, and Venezuela, often years before detection.
This underlines how asymptomatic/under-sampled infections can reshape regional epidemics.
Phylogeography shows repeated exports to the Caribbean, Ecuador, and Venezuela, often years before detection.
This underlines how asymptomatic/under-sampled infections can reshape regional epidemics.
Our data show:
• Successive lineage replacements (DENV-2III_D.2 → DENV-2II_F.1.1.2)
• Resurgence of DENV-3III_C.2 after years of absence.
• Climatic anomalies from El Niño boosted Aedes vector suitability, driving transmission peaks.
Our data show:
• Successive lineage replacements (DENV-2III_D.2 → DENV-2II_F.1.1.2)
• Resurgence of DENV-3III_C.2 after years of absence.
• Climatic anomalies from El Niño boosted Aedes vector suitability, driving transmission peaks.
I’m not too much into single player games (I enjoy making people feel bad on multiplayers).
But I’ve heard good things about HZD.
I’m not too much into single player games (I enjoy making people feel bad on multiplayers).
But I’ve heard good things about HZD.