Why Does Drug Resistance Readily Evolve but Vaccine Resistance Does Not?¶
Kennedy, D. A., & Read, A. F. (2017). Why Does Drug Resistance Readily Evolve but Vaccine Resistance Does Not?. Proceedings of the Royal Society B, 284(1851).
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- Intervention-Coupled Harm
- in military and humanitarian intervention (protective force deters through the same coercive capacity that produces civilian harm; blockades pressure through the same supply-restriction that produces humanitarian crisis), in ecological restoration (prescribed burns reduce fuel load via the same combustion that kills sensitive species), and in population-level vaccination (sterilising immunity reduces transmission via the same selection pressure that drives antigenic escape).
This sourceAnalyzes how the selection pressure that gives sterilizing immunity its transmission-blocking benefit also drives antigenic escape.
- in military and humanitarian intervention (protective force deters through the same coercive capacity that produces civilian harm; blockades pressure through the same supply-restriction that produces humanitarian crisis), in ecological restoration (prescribed burns reduce fuel load via the same combustion that kills sensitive species), and in population-level vaccination (sterilising immunity reduces transmission via the same selection pressure that drives antigenic escape).
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