The relationship between fomites and the number of transmissions.

<p>The relationship between fomites and the number of transmissions.</p>

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Main Author:	Shuta Kikuchi (9377483) (author)
Other Authors:	Keisuke Nakajima (20714957) (author), Yasuki Kato (14892657) (author), Takeshi Takizawa (20714960) (author), Junichi Sugiyama (2740228) (author), Taisei Mukai (20714963) (author), Yasushi Kakizawa (17134387) (author), Setsuya Kurahashi (16876392) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biotechnology Sociology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified wearable sensor devices recorded behavioral data obtain behavioral data high centrality metrics actual behavioral data students &# 8217 interactions among students high contact frequency swab sampling surveys study contributes significantly actual contact history communication behavior revealed swab sampling contact history carrying students communication behavior contact transmission contact networks contact behavior close contact xlink "> viral copies transmission pathways single items significant amount shared items results showed providing evidence potential fomite pathogen transmission novel approach known items infectious diseases elementary schools diverse nature conversation duration capturing information based information
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