Comparison between simulation based estimates for boosts in GM HAI, IgG, and IgM that is experienced after an infection event as a function of acute GM HAI, IgG, and IgM titers individuals under the varying levels of observational noise.

Comparison between simulation based estimates for boosts in GM HAI, IgG, and IgM that is experienced after an infection event as a function of acute GM HAI, IgG, and IgM titers individuals under the varying levels of observational noise.

<p>The black solid lines represent the defined functional relationship between acute and convalescent titers after the boost and subsequent waning of titers between the samples.</p> <p>(TIF)</p>

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Auteur principal:	Marco Hamins-Puértolas (15238661) (author)
Autres auteurs:	Darunee Buddhari (625855) (author), Henrik Salje (589157) (author), Angkana T. Huang (12262139) (author), Taweewun Hunsawong (798675) (author), Derek A.T. Cummings (14971341) (author), Stefan Fernandez (146590) (author), Aaron Farmer (4288318) (author), Surachai Kaewhiran (22683535) (author), Direk Khampaen (22683538) (author), Anon Srikiatkhachorn (110184) (author), Sopon Iamsirithaworn (260152) (author), Adam Waickman (118668) (author), Stephen J. Thomas (7105673) (author), Timothy Endy (150971) (author), Alan L. Rothman (6835178) (author), Kathryn B. Anderson (6835166) (author), Isabel Rodriguez-Barraquer (233670) (author)
Publié:	2025
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