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  1. Caregivers’ willingness and factors influencing uptake of the malaria vaccine among under-five children at Masaka Regional Referral Hospital, Uganda

    By Annet Mary Namusisi; Richard Migisha; Dominic Kizza; Benon Kwesiga; Lilian Bulage; Valeria Tusuubira; Lucy Maria Nakayiza; Sophia Tageya; Fred Nsubuga; Rita Atugonza; Michael Baganizi; Alex Riolexus Ario · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

  2. Targeting the Cav1.2-KCa1.1 axis prevents rabies virus internalization and protects against lethal infection

    By Ziruo Sun; Jinqiu Wang; Zhiyuan Wen; Lei Shuai; Wenjing Sun; Mengjie Yang; Jinyu Wang; Junyu Chen; Tengteng Mi; Xianjing Zhou; Peiran Zhou; Nannan Lv; Zhenbo Zhao; Jinying Ge; Weiye Chen; Xijun Wang; Chong Wang; Zhigao Bu; Jinliang Wang · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

  3. Early-warning surveillance of West Nile and Usutu viruses in wetland and larval habitat waters and in mosquito excreta using digital PCR

    By Julien Mocq; Julie Raymond; Karine Bolloré; Anaïs Fossot; Rachel Beaubaton; Alexandre Lepeule; Cécile Gruet; Franz Durandet; Jeanne Hanin; Guillaume Lacour; Albin Fontaine; Olivier Courot; Antoine Mignotte; Yannick Simonin · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

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