Virological factors that increase the transmissibility of emerging human viruses

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RT @CD57227: Interestingly enough, in 2016, together with J. Geoghegan, A. Senior and F. Di Giallonardo, Eddie Holmes laid out "a framewo…

Interestingly enough, in 2016, together with J. Geoghegan, A. Senior and F. Di Giallonardo, Eddie Holmes laid out "a framework... to help predict [!] the general types of viruses that may be most likely to successfully emerge in the future." https://…

RT @Bobby_Network: Add.#115: "Virological factors [.] increase the transmissibility [.]" Omicron indicates: might be evolving into irrelev…

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