Correlation between dengue-specific neutralizing antibodies and serum avidity in primary and secondary dengue virus 3 natural infections in humans.
Although heterotypic secondary infection with dengue virus (DENV) is associated with severe disease, the majority of secondary infections are mild or asymptomatic. The mechanisms of antibody-mediated protection are poorly understood. In 2010, 108 DENV3-positive cases were enrolled in a pediatric hos...
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Main Authors: | Andreas Puschnik (Author), Louis Lau (Author), Elizabeth A Cromwell (Author), Angel Balmaseda (Author), Simona Zompi (Author), Eva Harris (Author) |
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2013-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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