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influenza a h n581
in the united states465
of influenza a virus387
influenza a and b372
h n influenza virus293
n and h n243
h n and h242
highly pathogenic avian influenza216
severe acute respiratory syndrome208
of influenza a viruses205
h n influenza a198
a h n virus191
h n influenza viruses187
pandemic h n influenza174
of pandemic influenza a170
h n avian influenza168
of the influenza virus168
disease control and prevention160
of h n influenza158
influenza a virus infection151
for disease control and151
of the influenza a148
the influenza a virus144
of the h n143
a and b viruses141
centers for disease control139
of avian influenza a133
for the treatment of128
on the other hand126
of influenza a and125
as well as the124
acute respiratory distress syndrome120
in the absence of119
the h n virus114
the world health organization114
has been shown to110
the h n pandemic110
in the case of108
safety and immunogenicity of108
on the basis of108
in the context of107
avian influenza h n106
n influenza a virus103
the pandemic h n101
h n influenza in98
of influenza c virus96
influenza virus infection in93
highly pathogenic h n92
systematic review and meta89
seasonal and pandemic influenza88
of pandemic h n87
at the same time87
with avian influenza a86
pandemic influenza a h86
as a result of86
avian influenza a h86
the lower respiratory tract84
and respiratory syncytial virus82
influenza a virus in82
a systematic review and82
at the time of82
of avian influenza viruses81
the upper respiratory tract80
advisory committee on immunization80
in the treatment of80
in the presence of79
influenza a viruses in79
of influenza virus infection79
committee on immunization practices78
prevention and control of78
of influenza a h76
influenza and other respiratory76
the treatment of influenza75
of human influenza a74
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease74
an important role in74
and other respiratory viruses74
the h n influenza73
efficacy and safety of73
h n virus in72
in vitro and in72
detection of influenza a72
of h n viruses71
is one of the69
the ha and na69
a h n and69
a wide range of68
vitro and in vivo68
for the detection of68
the advisory committee on67
in the human population67
it is important to67
of h n avian67
during an influenza pandemic66
of severe acute respiratory66
the total number of66
a and b virus65
in hong kong in65
have been shown to64
one of the most64
influenza h n virus64
of highly pathogenic avian64
a universal influenza vaccine63
the centers for disease61
of the advisory committee61
of an influenza pandemic61
of influenza in the61
h n virus infection60
was found to be60
studies have shown that60
h n viruses in60
the end of the60
were more likely to59
patients with influenza a59
avian influenza a virus59
of respiratory syncytial virus59
pandemic h n virus58
recommendations of the advisory58
a h n pdm58
in addition to the58
after the onset of57
influenza in the united57
a license to display56
medrxiv a license to56
for influenza a virus56
to display the preprint56
who has granted medrxiv56
during the h n56
display the preprint in56
has granted medrxiv a56
license to display the56
in the development of56
h n infection in56
granted medrxiv a license56
avian influenza viruses in55
copyright holder for this55
n influenza virus infection55
the copyright holder for55
and h n influenza55
h n pdm virus54
in influenza a virus54
with influenza a virus54
n influenza a viruses54
avian h n influenza54
transmission of avian influenza54
respiratory syncytial virus infection54
treatment of influenza a53
of h n virus53
of the pandemic influenza53
been shown to be52
a h n viruses52
middle east respiratory syndrome51
than years of age51
pathogenic avian influenza virus51
it is possible that50
for the development of50
during the study period49
transmission of influenza a49
were found to be49
certified by peer review49
was not certified by49
which was not certified49
the role of the49
the burden of influenza49
is the author funder49
the preprint in perpetuity49
and h n viruses49
not certified by peer49
pathogenic avian influenza viruses49
critically ill patients with48
in the respiratory tract48
u r n a48
holder for this preprint48
a h n influenza48
cases of h n48
r n a l48
influenza a viruses are48
the onset of symptoms48
h n influenza pandemic48
o u r n48
transcription polymerase chain reaction48
j o u r48
at the end of47
influenza and respiratory syncytial47
to influenza a virus47
in the event of47
for the control of47
department of health and47
avian influenza a viruses47
live attenuated influenza vaccine46
no reuse allowed without46
influenza other respir viruses46
to influenza virus infection46
in critically ill patients46
reuse allowed without permission46
with h n influenza45
of this study was45
of avian h n45
the pandemic influenza a45
in the present study45
at high risk of45
h n virus was45
in patients with influenza45
l p r e45
of the influenza pandemic45
of influenza virus in45
of influenza b virus45
p r o o45
r o o f45
n a l p45
a l p r45
during the influenza season44
the development of a44
are more likely to44
in the upper respiratory44
influenza a virus replication44
the next influenza pandemic44
n avian influenza virus44
was approved by the43
this study was to43
the emergence of a43
an increased risk of43
n influenza viruses in43
burden of influenza in42
origin h n influenza42
the national institute of42
and immunogenicity of a42
with pandemic influenza a42
can be used to42
the impact of the42
more likely to be42
the basis of the42
the emergence of the42
n influenza virus in42
influenza vaccine effectiveness in42
a h n pandemic42
a systematic review of42
h n pandemic influenza42
of influenza virus hemagglutinin42
for the production of41
that they have no41
preprint this version posted41
play an important role41
specific cd t cells41
influenza a or b41
of influenza and other41
this preprint this version41
it has been shown41
for this preprint this41
the impact of influenza41
and control of influenza41
the severity of the41
associated with influenza a41
to the h n41
the united states and40
the majority of the40
the rest of the40
declare that they have40
of seasonal influenza in40
on the surface of40
the beginning of the40
the control of influenza40
human and avian influenza40
more likely to have40
a randomized controlled trial40
is likely to be40
positive for influenza a40
of avian influenza virus40
in the general population40
a h n infection39
infected with influenza a39
in patients with severe39
of human h n39
the authors declare that39
subtypes of influenza a39
in the lower respiratory39
of the virus in39
a single dose of39
in the number of39
the h n subtype39
transmission of h n39
emergence of a novel39
infants and young children39
in the course of39
the spread of influenza39
morbidity and mortality in39
it is likely that39
of influenza vaccination in39
upper and lower respiratory38
the spread of the38
pathogenic h n influenza38
the first wave of38
similar to that of38
respiratory syncytial virus in38
has been shown that38
h n influenza vaccine38
play a role in38
influenza h n viruses38
against influenza a virus38
the influenza a h37
of the general public37
authors declare that they37
food and drug administration37
in the pathogenesis of37
treatment of influenza in37
to be associated with37
respiratory tract infections in37
a large number of37
the ministry of health37
joint prevention and control37
the immune response to37
less than years of37
the severe acute respiratory37
influenza virus infection and37
of h n pdm37
in all age groups37
the pandemic influenza virus37
have been associated with37
for the study of36
human influenza a h36
has been associated with36
influenza virus h n36
mortality associated with influenza36
for influenza a and36
institute of allergy and36
in the lungs of36
pathogenic avian influenza a36
at the beginning of36
with pandemic h n36
in accordance with the35
cases of avian influenza35
influenza a virus hemagglutinin35
national institute of allergy35
presence or absence of35
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus35
are shown in table35
patients with h n35
reverse transcription polymerase chain35
lower respiratory tract infections35
immune response to influenza35
of allergy and infectious35
the risk of influenza35
human influenza a virus35
the aim of this35
in contrast to the34
the early stages of34
the use of the34
infection with influenza a34
and influenza a virus34
influenza a virus m34
of influenza in children34
have no competing interests34
influenza viruses circulating in34
of the respiratory tract34
in a mouse model34
of influenza vaccine effectiveness34
was associated with a34
in this study were33
influenza vaccine in the33
in the h n33
with influenza a h33
allergy and infectious diseases33
in the form of33
of the immune system33
influenza a virus from33
influenza a virus and33
prevention and control mechanism33
severe acute respiratory illness33
of the pandemic h33
tested positive for influenza33
lower respiratory tract infection33
and the use of33
of influenza virus infections33
review of the literature33
as shown in figure33
used in this study33
an h n virus33
and lower respiratory tract32
was shown to be32
and pandemic h n32
for treatment of influenza32
caused by influenza a32
it has been suggested32
in the setting of32
infection with avian influenza32
and immunogenicity of an32
influenza a virus ns32
of seasonal and pandemic32
the surface of the32
of highly pathogenic h32
as well as in32
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus32
hong kong h n32
of the pandemic virus32
members of the general32
of influenza h n32
against influenza virus infection32
against h n influenza32
influenza a virus to31
respiratory syncytial virus and31
the presence of the31
the course of the31
of morbidity and mortality31
the number of influenza31
in children and adults31
and the number of31
over years of age31
in this age group31
viruses isolated from humans31
during the influenza pandemic31
and avian influenza viruses31
the h n pdm31
important role in the31
virus in the united31
of influenza virus a31
with the h n31
t t t t31
h n viruses were31
parts of the world31
with the exception of31
in response to the31
influenza virus replication in30
has been suggested that30
a novel influenza a30
diseases society of america30
the upper and lower30
influenza in healthy adults30
of the spanish influenza30
were included in the30
human infected avian influenza30
during the course of30
the a h n30
of health and human30
children and young adults30
for each of the30
of seasonal influenza vaccine30
admitted to hospital with30
the results of the30
the presence of a30
cases of influenza a30
h n and a30
cases of pandemic influenza30
of influenza viruses in30
infected with h n30
have been reported in30
human infections with avian30
prevention and treatment of30
infectious diseases society of30
international catalogue of arboviruses30
novel influenza a virus30
ill patients with influenza30
congo hemorrhagic fever virus30
the fact that the30
the intensive care unit29
pathogenic avian influenza h29
health and human services29
the nature of the29
national institutes of health29
pandemic influenza h n29
the origin of the29
infections with avian influenza29
both influenza a and29
of h n infection29
the number of cases29
of the influenza season29
h n influenza infection29
syncytial virus infection in29
influenza a virus is29
h n viruses isolated29
increase the risk of29
a subtype h n29
a high level of29
with respiratory syncytial virus29
novel h n influenza29
with influenza a and29
n avian influenza viruses29
for the prevention of29
higher than that of29
on the territory of29
of influenza vaccine in29
to the emergence of29
they have no competing29
on the use of28
not included in the28
potential conflicts of interest28
as part of the28
avian and human influenza28
in the united kingdom28
years of age and28
a role in the28
risk factors for severe28
of h n and28
are likely to be28
influenza viruses isolated from28
the incidence of influenza28
evolution of h n28
may be due to28
pandemic and seasonal influenza28
with the use of28
influenza virus infections in28
with respect to the28
associated with influenza and28
in england and wales28
with severe acute respiratory28
strain of influenza a28
h and h subtypes27
of a h n27
of an avian influenza27
and approved the final27
was isolated from the27
antigenic and genetic characteristics27
of a universal influenza27
the median age of27
the onset of illness27
virus infection in mice27
an increase in the27
ha and na genes27
human cases of avian27
influenza vaccination in the27
the weekly number of27
no conflict of interest27
clinical signs and symptoms27
seasonal influenza in the27
this version posted july27
it was shown that27
in the northern hemisphere27
patients with pandemic influenza27
in the southern hemisphere27
and genetic characteristics of27
by influenza a virus27
was supported by the27
influenza a viruses and27
respiratory viral infections in27
human influenza a viruses27
may be associated with27
under years of age27
of inactivated influenza vaccine27
the spanish influenza virus26
is based on the26
a better understanding of26
to the lack of26
a highly pathogenic avian26
of human infection with26
for the first time26
influenza a virus infections26
for use in the26
of human infections with26
rapid diagnosis of influenza26
pandemic a h n26
the h n outbreak26
at least one of26
h n virus and26
the h n strain26
for the diagnosis of26
a h n in26
a virus ns protein26
a member of the26
influenza a viruses from26
human infection with avian26
of a novel swine26
reduce the risk of26
we would like to26
detection of influenza virus26
of the st century26
in the placebo group26
by the end of26
the presence or absence26
the presence of influenza26
of an h n26
the h n and25
associated with avian influenza25
viruses circulating in humans25
in relation to the25
a review of the25
read and approved the25
the host immune response25
h n virus that25
a significant increase in25
of an influenza a25
detection of influenza viruses25
patients with severe influenza25
with avian influenza viruses25
the seasonal influenza vaccine25
of influenza and rsv25
spread of the virus25
cd t cells in25
a result of the25
of seasonal influenza a25
it is estimated that25
of seasonal influenza viruses25
with influenza virus infection25
cd t cell responses25
a risk factor for25
adults hospitalized with influenza25
for the use of25
for detection of influenza25
during influenza virus infection25
and treatment of influenza25
the epidemiology of influenza25
protection against influenza virus25
aim of this study25
in embryonated chicken eggs25
seasonal h n influenza25
of pandemic influenza in25
rapid detection of influenza25
characterization of h n24
viruses with pandemic potential24
due to the lack24
as shown in table24
of the immune response24
the start of the24
to the fact that24
this is the first24
of influenza virus and24
a virus infection in24
to be the most24
of the m protein24
as shown in fig24
the influenza virus hemagglutinin24
influenza a virus h24
strains were isolated from24
it is difficult to24
cells were infected with24
at increased risk of24
of the pandemic and24
in the majority of24
virus was isolated from24
in hong kong and24
the event of a24
can be used for24
and safety of the24
of avian influenza in24
is associated with a24
influenza a subtype h24
strains of influenza a24
of a novel influenza24
confirmed human cases of24
an influenza a virus24
as soon as possible24
upper respiratory tract infections24
live attenuated influenza vaccines24
and human influenza viruses24
in terms of the24
the authors declare no24
in influenza virus infection24
for the presence of24
and a h n24
was not associated with24
influenza a viruses with24
the detection of influenza24
of the hong kong24
have the potential to24
of the virus to24
it is necessary to24
in mice and ferrets24
this work was supported23
spread of pandemic influenza23
and the h n23
be explained by the23
of influenza virus replication23
study was supported by23
disease prevention and control23
the use of a23
have been used to23
virus infection in the23
resistance among influenza a23
in the influenza a23
and cellular immune responses23
this study was supported23
inactivated influenza vaccine in23
responses to the pandemic23
days after the onset23
the pathogenesis of influenza23
of influenza infection in23
the prevention of influenza23
protein of influenza a23
of the th century23
of the number of23
to pandemic influenza a23
of the virus and23
influenza c virus infection23
virus isolated from a23
the infection rate of23
immunogenicity of an inactivated23
has been reported in23
effectiveness of influenza vaccine23
influenza h n and23
the study of influenza23
to the pandemic h23
that the h n23
ecology of influenza a23
avian h n virus23
in a study of23
the innate immune system23
no significant difference in23
of avian and human23
have been found to23
the efficacy of the23
significant morbidity and mortality23
should be considered for23
virus was detected in23
over the past decade23
to the development of23
effectiveness of influenza vaccination23
cd and cd t23
adamantane resistance among influenza23
viruses in hong kong23
for rapid detection of22
outbreak of avian influenza22
effectiveness of influenza vaccines22
for the generation of22
of the host cell22
patients admitted to hospital22
we were able to22
a broad range of22
from person to person22
memory cd t cells22
associated with an increased22
h n and seasonal22
n avian influenza a22
syncytial virus in the22
h n swine influenza22
work was supported by22
options for the control22
pandemic of the st22
on the day of22
the similarity of the22
phylogenetic analysis of the22
for h n influenza22
the objective of this22
by the presence of22
a higher proportion of22
influenza a viruses isolated22
in the elderly and22
cough or sore throat22
evolution and ecology of22
is known to be22
and ecology of influenza22
than that of the22
and h n subtypes22
of the emergence of22
and the presence of22
cause of death in22
antibody responses to the22
time to resolution of22
be due to the22
of health care workers22
would like to thank22
influenza in young children22
were obtained from the22
for the emergence of22
outbreak in hong kong22
gene of influenza a22
we found that the22
innate and adaptive immune21
critical review of the21
characterization of a novel21
the early phase of21
severe acute respiratory infection21
influenza virus in a21
and the development of21
plays an important role21
the influenza pandemic in21
universal influenza virus vaccine21
human infection with a21
a wide variety of21
in adults and children21
genetic characteristics of swine21
the risk of infection21
aerosol transmission of influenza21
for the next pandemic21
and the risk of21
a reduction in the21
by influenza virus infection21
systematic review of the21
and the role of21
a limited number of21
prevention and control efforts21
a small number of21
and control of seasonal21
human respiratory syncytial virus21
have been reported to21
of neuraminidase inhibitors in21
of acute respiratory distress21
isolation and characterization of21
circulation of influenza a21
due to the fact21
for the h n21
modified vaccinia virus ankara21
response to influenza virus21
in the far east21
influenza virus in the21
of confirmed human cases21
for the management of21
for the treatment and21
a viruses in the21
in the face of21
human h n influenza21
subjects less than years21
lower respiratory tract disease21
the case of influenza21
on the one hand21
of seasonal influenza with21
with influenza and respiratory21
review of the manuscript21
of the onset of21
with h n virus21
for severe acute respiratory21
control of seasonal influenza21
virus replication in the21
before the onset of21
with highly pathogenic avian21
genetic characterization of the21
the effect of the21
with an increased risk21
as the result of21
by the influenza virus21
the duration of the21
transmission of influenza virus21
conception and design of21
of influenza a in21
the host response to21
of the viral ha20
approved the final manuscript20
were positive for influenza20
types a and b20
in the management of20
more than of the20
was isolated from a20
influenza a virus was20
seasonal influenza with vaccines20
the influenza virus polymerase20
a fatal case of20
authors read and approved20
to the world health20
with the help of20
by the fact that20
with a history of20
the performance of the20
infections in immunocompromised patients20
as a cause of20
to the presence of20
infected avian influenza a20
influenza season in the20
in mice infected with20
such as h n20
transcriptase polymerase chain reaction20
tm influenza a b20
with regard to the20
influenza h n in20
to respiratory syncytial virus20
n or h n20
our understanding of the20
resistance to neuraminidase inhibitors20
influenza in the us20
it is clear that20
h and h influenza20
the spread of pandemic20
rapid influenza diagnostic tests20
h n strains were20
in infants and young20
the innate immune response20
of respiratory viruses in20
have shown that the20
clinical features of influenza20
number of confirmed human20
have been found in20
us centers for disease20
for the evaluation of20
and severe acute respiratory20
in the early stages20
years old or older20
of an influenza virus20
alere tm influenza a20
in patients admitted to20
the department of health20
of mice infected with20
against influenza a viruses20
h n or h20
pandemic influenza in the20
the morbidity and mortality20
response to pandemic influenza20
the human respiratory tract20
event of a pandemic20
of a highly pathogenic20
of influenza viruses and20
of influenza type a20
h n pdm viruses20
pandemic h n v19
the us centers for19
hospitalized patients with influenza19
protection against h n19
vaccines against h n19
mortality in the united19
of west nile virus19
reactive antibody responses to19
the emergence of pandemic19
the infectious diseases society19
of influenza vaccination of19
effectiveness of neuraminidase inhibitors19
h n outbreak in19
other viruses of vertebrates19
and h avian influenza19
seasonal influenza a h19
is associated with the19
of the pb gene19
the influenza c virus19
prevention and control measures19
by human infected avian19
the influenza virus genome19
influenza pandemic in the19
influenza a virus vaccines19
of influenza virus vaccines19
to a lesser extent19
as a risk factor19
cumulative number of confirmed19
the diagnosis of influenza19
c virus infection in19
the authors would like19
acute respiratory tract infections19
little is known about19
in the south of19
the onset of the19
structure of the influenza19
the m ion channel19
immunity to influenza a19
certain other viruses of19
is the number of19
in the control of19
of pneumonia and influenza19
the efficacy and safety19
of age and older19
during the influenza a19
it should be noted19
as one of the19
to that of the19
trivalent inactivated influenza vaccine19
and mortality in the19
during the first wave19
for the prevention and19
after onset of symptoms19
the influenza season in19
for influenza and other19
avian influenza virus h19
wave of the pandemic19
are presented in table19
and the united states19
has the potential to19
treatment and prevention of19
objective of this study19
can be found in19
by the centers for19
one of the following19
influenza infection in the19
and design of study19
with influenza h n19
the emergence of new19
management of patients with19
least one of the19
could be explained by19
study was approved by19
low pathogenic avian influenza19
to conception and design19
wear a face mask19
strains of influenza virus19
n viruses isolated from19
contributed to conception and19
of the severity of19
for disease prevention and19
a and b in19
was obtained from the19
human infection with influenza19
a novel influenza virus19
first wave of the19
days after symptom onset19
was found in the19
can be divided into19
to the primary site19
for influenza virus replication18
consent was obtained from18
could be used to18
influenza a duck singapore18
to the use of18
for the influenza a18
patients with suspected influenza18
pathogenic avian h n18
influenza a virus pb18
pandemic influenza a virus18
the clinical course of18
the first months of18
influenza a virus subtype18
the first influenza pandemic18
impact of pandemic influenza18
the respiratory tract and18
caused by h n18
of upper respiratory tract18
hospitalizations in the united18
viruses were detected in18
there was a significant18
by the world health18
response to influenza vaccination18
the global burden of18
increase in the number18
for respiratory syncytial virus18
of respiratory viral infections18
to be due to18
of seasonal influenza vaccination18
there was no significant18
in the influenza virus18
infection with a novel18
the efficacy of influenza18
as well as to18
of lower respiratory tract18
a randomised controlled trial18
caused by human infected18
is consistent with the18
at the start of18
of other respiratory viruses18
have been observed in18
of a pandemic influenza18
in the current study18
of seasonal influenza vaccines18
the highly pathogenic avian18
inhibition of influenza virus18
at the cleavage site18
incidence of pandemic influenza18
closely related to the18
authors would like to18
center for disease control18
risk factors associated with18
to the influenza a18
the h y mutation18
of the upper respiratory18
all authors read and18
influenza a virus strains18
of proinflammatory cytokines in18
was the most common18
lower respiratory tract of18
h n pandemic in18
and risk factors for18
diagnosis of influenza virus18
of the innate immune18
as the number of18
poultry farms in the18
the size of the18
by the h n18
for preventing influenza in18
would like to acknowledge18
of seasonal influenza and18
during the period of18
as compared to the18
the occurrence of influenza18
that the use of18
the magnitude of the18
treatment of severe influenza18
detection of respiratory viruses18
infection with influenza virus18
pneumonia caused by human18
of influenza virus by18
impact of influenza on17
and seasonal influenza a17
in healthy adults and17
h n pandemic virus17
case of influenza a17
it has also been17
in a pandemic situation17
of the pandemic in17
informed consent was obtained17
the development of new17
in the republic of17
a comparison of the17
a and influenza b17
influenza and pneumococcal vaccinations17
it was not possible17
was not statistically significant17
severe pneumonia caused by17
respiratory tract infection in17
of influenza and influenza17
and b virus infections17
virus titers in the17
from the h n17
adjuvanted influenza a duck17
transmission of pandemic influenza17
influenza a virus vaccine17
has not yet been17
preventing and treating influenza17
of the influenza vaccine17
it was found that17
increased risk of influenza17
of patients with influenza17
avian h n and17
with the development of17
in the human airway17
of the world health17
is the most effective17
lethal h n influenza17
pathogenic h n virus17
pathogenic h n avian17
for preventing and treating17
using a combination of17
clinical management of patients17
the virus in the17
is believed to be17
of novel influenza a17
an h n influenza17
n virus was isolated17
from the blood of17
interventions for pandemic influenza17
and adaptive immune responses17
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