Despite this, the model predicted a probability of infection in the leg of 0.4 at 3 DPI and 0.7 at 21 DPI ( Table 2 ), meaning it almost doubles, which would indicate an expected trend of increasing probability over time.
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Assessing Urban Yellow Fever Transmission Risk: <i>Aedes aegypti</i> Vector Competence in Argentina.
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