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Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases?

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This paper cites A new concept of the epidemic process of inﬂuenza a virus.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? A new concept of the epidemic process of inﬂuenza a virus

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This paper cites Melatonin me- diates seasonal adjustments in immune function.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Melatonin me- diates seasonal adjustments in immune function

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This paper cites Update: Inﬂuenza activity-united states.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Update: Inﬂuenza activity-united states

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This paper cites Seasonal trends of human parainﬂuenza viral infections: United states, 1990–2004.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Seasonal trends of human parainﬂuenza viral infections: United states, 1990–2004

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This paper cites Epidemiological features of parain- ﬂuenza virus infections: laboratory surveillance in eng- land and wales, 1975–1997.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Epidemiological features of parain- ﬂuenza virus infections: laboratory surveillance in eng- land and wales, 1975–1997

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This paper cites R0,TI andTR can be disease speciﬁc parameters.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? R0,TI andTR can be disease speciﬁc parameters

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This paper cites Human parain- ﬂuenza virus-associated hospitalizations among children less than ﬁve years of age in the united states.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Human parain- ﬂuenza virus-associated hospitalizations among children less than ﬁve years of age in the united states

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This paper cites Seasonal variation in peripheral blood leukocyte subsets and in serum interleukin-6, and solu- ble interleukin-2 and-6 receptor concentrations in normal volunteers.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Seasonal variation in peripheral blood leukocyte subsets and in serum interleukin-6, and solu- ble interleukin-2 and-6 receptor concentrations in normal volunteers

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This paper cites Seasonal dif- ferences in the rhythmicity of human male and female lymphocyte blastogenic responses.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Seasonal dif- ferences in the rhythmicity of human male and female lymphocyte blastogenic responses

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This paper cites Seasonal variation in host susceptibil- ity and cycles of certain infectious diseases.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Seasonal variation in host susceptibil- ity and cycles of certain infectious diseases

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This paper cites Epidemic inﬂuenza and vitamin d.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Epidemic inﬂuenza and vitamin d

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This paper cites Population dynamic interference among childhood diseases.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Population dynamic interference among childhood diseases

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This paper cites Cross- immunity between strains explains the dynamical pattern of paramyxoviruses.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Cross- immunity between strains explains the dynamical pattern of paramyxoviruses

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This paper cites The eﬀect of cross- immunity and seasonal forcing in a multi-strain epidemic model.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? The eﬀect of cross- immunity and seasonal forcing in a multi-strain epidemic model

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This paper cites The dynamical im- plications of disease interference: correlations and co- existence.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? The dynamical im- plications of disease interference: correlations and co- existence

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This paper cites Tracking the dynamics of pathogen interactions: model- ing ecological and immune-mediated processes in a two- pathogen single-host system.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Tracking the dynamics of pathogen interactions: model- ing ecological and immune-mediated processes in a two- pathogen single-host system

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This paper cites Ecological interference between fatal diseases.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Ecological interference between fatal diseases

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This paper cites Dynamics of interacting diseases.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Dynamics of interacting diseases

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This paper cites Graham, Fabrice Carrat, Oliver Ratmann, and Bernard Cazelles.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Graham, Fabrice Carrat, Oliver Ratmann, and Bernard Cazelles

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This paper cites Mod- eling within-host dynamics of inﬂuenza virus infection including immune responses.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Mod- eling within-host dynamics of inﬂuenza virus infection including immune responses

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This paper cites Dynamics of inﬂuenza virus infection and pathology.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Dynamics of inﬂuenza virus infection and pathology

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This paper cites Innate immunity and the inter-exposure interval de- termine the dynamics of secondary inﬂuenza virus infec- tion and explain observed viral hierarchies.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Innate immunity and the inter-exposure interval de- termine the dynamics of secondary inﬂuenza virus infec- tion and explain observed viral hierarchies

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This paper cites A model of non- speciﬁc immunity.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? A model of non- speciﬁc immunity

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Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? The unspeciﬁc side of acquired immu- nity against infectious disease: Causes and consequences

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This paper cites Ecological and immunological determinants of inﬂuenza evolution.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Ecological and immunological determinants of inﬂuenza evolution

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This paper cites Training innate immunity: the changing concept of immunological memory in innate host defence.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Training innate immunity: the changing concept of immunological memory in innate host defence

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Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Trained immunity: a memory for innate host de- fense

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Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Viral cross-reactivity and antigenic determinants recognized by human parain- ﬂuenza virus type 1-speciﬁc cytotoxic t-cells

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Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Club cells surviving inﬂuenza a virus infection induce tempo- rary nonspeciﬁc antiviral immunity

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Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Myxoviruses: Parainﬂuenza 1

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This paper cites Hemagglutinin sequence clusters and the antigenic evo- lution of inﬂuenza a virus.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Hemagglutinin sequence clusters and the antigenic evo- lution of inﬂuenza a virus

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This paper cites In- fectious diseases of humans: dynamics and control , vol- ume 28, chapter 2.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? In- fectious diseases of humans: dynamics and control , vol- ume 28, chapter 2

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Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Immunity to and frequency of reinfection with respiratory syncytial virus

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Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? Lyapunov functions and global stability for sir, sirs, and sis epi- demiological models

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This paper cites doi:10.1098/rspb.2011.0300.

Could short-lasting non-specific immunity explain seasonal spacing of epidemic diseases? doi:10.1098/rspb.2011.0300

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