Host-pathogen coevolution increases genetic variation in susceptibility to infection
Elizabeth Duxbury(University of East Anglia), Ben Longdon(University of Cambridge), Davide Vespasiani(University of Cambridge), Francis M. Jiggins(University of Cambridge), Luca Love(Integrated Cardio Metabolic Centre), Robert L. Unckless(University of Kansas), Imogen Lindsley(University of Cambridge), Altuğ Kamacıoğlu(University of Cambridge), Yannik Thüringer(University of Cambridge), Lucia Tagliaferri(University of Cambridge), Ignacio Tolosana(Imperial College London), Sophia C. L. Smith(University of Cambridge), Jonathan P. Day(University of Cambridge)
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