Comparison between human infections caused by highly and low pathogenic H7N9 avian influenza viruses in Wave Five: Clinical and virological findings
Yang Yang(Southern University of Science and Technology), George F. Gao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yingxia Liu(Southern University of Science and Technology), Xiaonan Zhao(Yunnan Center for Disease Control And Prevention), Haixia Zheng(Tulsa Community College), Jianming Li(Southern University of Science and Technology), Hong Li(Yunnan Center for Disease Control And Prevention), Chuansong Quan(Academy of Medical Sciences), Shuguang Tan, Lei Liu(Southern University of Science and Technology), Wenjun Liu(Affiliated Hospital of Southwest Medical University), Bing Bai(Shenzhen University), Zhi–Xiang Xu(Scripps Research Institute), Wen Xu(Yunnan Center for Disease Control And Prevention), Gary Wong(Ministry of Health), Yuhai Bi(Chinese Academy of Sciences), William J. Liu(Yale University), Liuqing Yang(Southern University of Science and Technology)
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