In addition, our data demonstrate that increasing levels of co-infection can lead to widespread strain complementation, which acts to maintain high levels of phenotypic and genetic diversity and potentially slow selection for individual variants. Lastly, we show that cooperative interactions may lead to swarm fitness levels which exceed the relative fitness levels of any individual genotype.
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West Nile: U.S. Sees Most Cases Since 2004, Especially in Texas, South | Healthland | T... - 0 views
West Nile Virus: The Stranger That Came To Stay | The Loom | Discover Magazine - 0 views
West Nile Update: Cases Rise, U.S. on Track for Worst Outbreak Ever | Healthland | TIME... - 0 views
Worst Year of the West Nile - 2 views
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interesting that this is the worst year but I feel that it hasnt been mentioned nearly as much as it has the past couple years
West Nile cases up in Minn. after few years' lull - 0 views
4 more kids with neurologic illness - 1 views
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"Doctors in Colorado spotted it first -- a group of 10 children hospitalized with signs of a neurologic illness: limb weakness, cranial nerve dysfunction and abnormalities in their spinal gray matter..... Tests of the Colorado children's cerebrospinal fluid came back negative for enteroviruses and West Nile virus. But a test of their nasal passages found enterovirus in six out of eight patients who were tested."
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Dr. Finnerty asked if I could link this here on Diigo.
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Thanks Alex.
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