Author response for "Co-circulating pathogens of humans: a systematic review of mechanistic transmission models"
Kelsey E. Shaw(University of Notre Dame), T. Alex Perkins(University of Notre Dame), Saikanth Ratnavale(University of Notre Dame), Carly Barbera(University of Notre Dame), Stacy Mowry(University of Notre Dame), Neda Jalali(University of Notre Dame), Sean M. Moore(NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research), Arnaud de Meyer(University of Notre Dame), Eric Lease Morgan(University of Notre Dame), Marya Poterek(University of Notre Dame), Guido España(University of Notre Dame), Jennifer K. Peterson(Princeton University), Carol de Souza Moreira(University of Notre Dame), Manar Alkuzweny(University of Notre Dame), Liam Emerick(University of Notre Dame), Alan Costello(University of Notre Dame)
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