Antigenic drift and subtype interference shape A(H3N2) epidemic dynamics in the United States
Amanda C. Perofsky(National Institutes of Health), Cécile Viboud(National Institutes of Health), Ruth Harvey(The Francis Crick Institute), Rodney S. Daniels(Medical Research Council), Sheena G. Sullivan(The Royal Melbourne Hospital), John W. McCauley(The Francis Crick Institute), David E. Wentworth(National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases), Nicola S. Lewis(National Influenza Center), Kazuya Nakamura(National Institute of Infectious Diseases), Mónica Galiano(Public Health England), John Huddleston(Howard Hughes Medical Institute), Lynne Whittaker(The Francis Crick Institute), Florian Krammer(Semmelweis University), John Barnes(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Ian Barr(The Royal Melbourne Hospital), Kanta Subbarao(Peter Doherty Institute), Hideki Hasegawa(University of California, Los Angeles), Rebecca Kondor(Department of Human Services), Burcu Ermetal(The Francis Crick Institute), Xiyan Xu(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Seiichiro Fujisaki(National Institute of Infectious Diseases), Shinji Watanabe(University of Miyazaki), C. Hansen(Roskilde University), Trevor Bedford(Cape Town HVTN Immunology Laboratory / Hutchinson Centre Research Institute of South Africa), Noriko Kishida(National Institute of Infectious Diseases), Thomas Rowe(University of Georgia)
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