sarahCobey
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7 years ago I'm not an expert on either, but B pertussis would get my vote because it presents so many enigmas despite extensive study.
On Sun, Jul 23, 2017 at 1:17 PM Trevor Bedford notifications@github.com wrote:
Right now we just have Pneumococcus as the sole bacterial pathogen. I remember there being more people interested in bacteria than this. Some options:
- Bordetella pertussis --- recent evidence of antigenic drift
- Neisseria meningitidis --- multiple serotypes
@sarahCobey https://github.com/sarahcobey, do you have a favorite (or another suggestion if preferred)? I can include background.
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Right now we just have Pneumococcus as the sole bacterial pathogen. I remember there being more people interested in bacteria than this. Some options:
@sarahCobey, do you have a favorite (or another suggestion if preferred)? I can include background.