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The effects of strain heterology on the epidemiology and equine influenza in a vaccinated population

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2004

Authors

Park, A W
Wood, Joanne
Daly, J M
Newton, John Stanley
Glass, Kathryn
Henley, W
Mumford, J
Grenfell, B T

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Royal Society of London

Abstract

We assess the effects of strain heterology (strains that are immunologically similar but not identical) on equine influenza in a vaccinated population. Using data relating to individual animals, for both homologous and heterologous vaccinees, we estimate

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Keywords: cross reacting antibody; influenza vaccine; membrane protein; virus hemagglutinin; virus protein; influenza; animal experiment; article; controlled study; disease model; disease predisposition; epidemic; horse; infection control; infection rate; infection Epidemiology; Equine influenza; Heterology; Stochastic model

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/78354

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ANU Research Publications

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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series B: Biological Sciences

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Journal article

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10.1098/rspb.2004.2766

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