Benny Rice, PhD

Associate Research Scholar, EEB, Princeton University

Why are there so few (or so many) circulating coronaviruses?


Journal article


Benjamin L. Rice, D. Douek, A. McDermott, B. Grenfell, C. Metcalf
Trends in immunology, 2021

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APA   Click to copy
Rice, B. L., Douek, D., McDermott, A., Grenfell, B., & Metcalf, C. (2021). Why are there so few (or so many) circulating coronaviruses? Trends in Immunology.


Chicago/Turabian   Click to copy
Rice, Benjamin L., D. Douek, A. McDermott, B. Grenfell, and C. Metcalf. “Why Are There so Few (or so Many) Circulating Coronaviruses?” Trends in immunology (2021).


MLA   Click to copy
Rice, Benjamin L., et al. “Why Are There so Few (or so Many) Circulating Coronaviruses?” Trends in Immunology, 2021.


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@article{benjamin2021a,
  title = {Why are there so few (or so many) circulating coronaviruses?},
  year = {2021},
  journal = {Trends in immunology},
  author = {Rice, Benjamin L. and Douek, D. and McDermott, A. and Grenfell, B. and Metcalf, C.}
}





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