Dispersal of influenza virus populations within the respiratory tract shapes their evolutionary potential
Lucas M. Ferreri(Emory University), Anice C. Lowen(Emory University), Silvia Carnaccini(University of Georgia), Flavio Cargnin Faccin(University of Georgia), L. Claire Gay(University of Georgia), Katie E. Holmes(Emory University), C. Joaquín Cáceres(University of Georgia), Katia Koelle(National Institutes of Health), Daniel R. Pérez(University of Georgia), Brittany Seibert(University of Georgia), Matías Cárdenas(University of Georgia), Daniela S. Rajão(University of Georgia), Linsey C. Marr(Virginia Tech), Kayle Patatanian(Emory University), Nishit Shetty(Virginia Tech)
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