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Editorial
. 2023 Jan 19:4:xtac031.
doi: 10.1093/femsmc/xtac031. eCollection 2023.

Editorial: Thematic issue on bacterial-viral co-infections

Sam Manna  1   2   3 , Daniel M Weinberger  4 , Catherine Satzke  1   2   3
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Editorial

Editorial: Thematic issue on bacterial-viral co-infections

Sam Manna et al. FEMS Microbes. .
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DMW is Principal investigator on research grants from Pfizer and Merck to Yale University and has received consulting fees from Pfizer, merck, GSK, Affinivax, and Matrivax. He is a contributing author on the manuscript by Stahlfeld et al. CS is Principal Investigator on a Merck Investigator Studies Program research grant funded by MSD, and an Investigator on a research grant funded by Pfizer, to the Murdoch Children's Research Institute. She has received consulting fees from Merck. SM declares no conflicts.

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