Ke Li

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2023-2024
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Coronavirus Disease

Inflammatory Response

Candida Albicans

Electronic Health Record

Top Venues

PLoS computational biology

BMC infectious diseases

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Publications

Deus Thindwa, Ke Li, Dominic Cooper-Wootton, Zhe Zheng, Virginia E Pitzer, Daniel M Weinberger
Global patterns of rebound to normal RSV dynamics following COVID-19 suppression. BMC infectious diseases 24 (1) (2024)
Ke Li, Chrispin Chaguza, Julian Stamp, Yi Ting Chew, Nicholas F G Chen, David Ferguson, Sameer Pandya, Nick Kerantzas, Wade Schulz, null null, Anne M Hahn, C Brandon Ogbunugafor, Virginia E Pitzer, Lorin Crawford, Daniel M Weinberger, Nathan D Grubaugh
Genome-wide association study between SARS-CoV-2 single nucleotide polymorphisms and virus copies during infections. PLoS computational biology 20 (9) (2024)
Deus Thindwa, Ke Li, Dominic Cooper-Wootton, Zhe Zheng, Virginia E Pitzer, Daniel M Weinberger
Global patterns of rebound to normal RSV dynamics following COVID-19 suppression. BMC infectious diseases 24 (1) (2024)
Deus Thindwa, Ke Li, Dominic Cooper-Wootton, Zhe Zheng, Virginia E Pitzer, Daniel M Weinberger
Global patterns of rebound to normal RSV dynamics following COVID-19 suppression. BMC infectious diseases 24 (1) (2024)
Ke Li, James M McCaw, Pengxing Cao
Enhanced viral infectivity and reduced interferon production are associated with high pathogenicity for influenza viruses. PLoS computational biology 19 (2) (2023)
Ke Li, James M McCaw, Pengxing Cao
Enhanced viral infectivity and reduced interferon production are associated with high pathogenicity for influenza viruses. PLoS computational biology 19 (2) (2023)
Ke Li, James M McCaw, Pengxing Cao
Enhanced viral infectivity and reduced interferon production are associated with high pathogenicity for influenza viruses. PLoS computational biology 19 (2) (2023)
Ke Li, James M McCaw, Pengxing Cao
Enhanced viral infectivity and reduced interferon production are associated with high pathogenicity for influenza viruses. PLoS computational biology 19 (2) (2023)