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Phylogenetic modeling of viral transmission dynamics at the human-wildlife interface in Uganda

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Funding Fogarty Program

Ecology and Evolution of Infectious Diseases (EEID)

Project Information in NIH RePORTER

Phylogenetic modeling of viral transmission dynamics at the human-wildlife interface in Uganda

Principal Institution

Washington University

Principal Investigator(s) (PI)

Milich, Krista

Project Contact Information

Email: krista.milich@wustl.edu

Year(s) Awarded

2023-2028

Country

Uganda

Project Description

Many infectious diseases that harm humans originate from wildlife. This research will collect viral genome and gastrointestinal parasite data from red colobus monkeys, other nonhuman primates, and humans at Kibale National Park (Uganda) and develop new statistical analysis methods to quantify what conditions allow viruses to spread within and between the species that share the ecosystem.

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