Antigenic drift and subtype interference shape A(H3N2) epidemic dynamics in the United States - Perofsky, Amanda C; Huddleston, John; Hansen, Chelsea L; Barnes, John R; Rowe, Thomas; Xu, Xiyan; Kondor, Rebecca; Wentworth, David E; Lewis, Nicola; Whittaker, Lynne; Ermetal, Burcu; Harvey, Ruth; et al. (eLife, 2024)
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