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

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

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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.

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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).

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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.}
}