Direct mosquito feedings on dengue-2 virus-infected people reveal dynamics of human infectiousness.

• Egile Nagusiak: Louis Lambrechts (Egilea), Robert C Reiner (Egilea), M Veronica Briesemeister (Egilea), Patricia Barrera (Egilea), Kanya C Long (Egilea), William H Elson (Egilea), Alfonso Vizcarra (Egilea), Helvio Astete (Egilea), Isabel Bazan (Egilea), Crystyan Siles (Egilea), Stalin Vilcarromero (Egilea), Mariana Leguia (Egilea), Anna B Kawiecki (Egilea), T Alex Perkins (Egilea), Alun L Lloyd (Egilea), Lance A Waller (Egilea), Uriel Kitron (Egilea), Sarah A Jenkins (Egilea), Robert D Hontz (Egilea), Wesley R Campbell (Egilea), Lauren B Carrington (Egilea), Cameron P Simmons (Egilea), J Sonia Ampuero (Egilea), Gisella Vasquez (Egilea), John P Elder (Egilea), Valerie A Paz-Soldan (Egilea), Gonzalo M Vazquez-Prokopec (Egilea), Alan L Rothman (Egilea), Christopher M Barker (Egilea), Thomas W Scott (Egilea), Amy C Morrison (Egilea)
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• Argitaratua: Public Library of Science (PLoS), 2023-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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Dengue virus (DENV) transmission from humans to mosquitoes is a poorly documented, but critical component of DENV epidemiology. Magnitude of viremia is the primary determinant of successful human-to-mosquito DENV transmission. People with the same level of viremia, however, can vary in their infecti...