Influenza A virus reassortment in mammals gives rise to genetically distinct within-host sub-populations
Ketaki Ganti(Emory University), Anice C. Lowen(Emory University), C. Joaquín Cáceres(University of Georgia), Lucas M. Ferreri(Emory University), Ginger Geiger(University of Georgia), Katia Koelle(National Institutes of Health), Daniel R. Pérez(University of Georgia), Brittany Seibert(University of Georgia), Jüergen A. Richt(Kansas State University), Igor Morozov(Kansas State University), Yuhao Li(Washington University in St. Louis), Liping Wang(Soochow University), Yonghai Li(Kansas State University), Taeyong Kwon(Kansas State University), Anish Bagga(Emory and Henry College), Wenjun Ma(University of Missouri), Silvia Carnaccini(University of Georgia)
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