• Harnessing evolutionary biology to combat infectious disease

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    Home About People Resources Meetings courses The Evolution Medicine Review bridging the gap Posts Comments Evolution and medicine in undergraduate education : a prescription for all biology . students Fast evolution of bacteria after a host shift Harnessing evolutionary biology to combat infectious disease Feb 12th , 2012 by The Editors By Tom J Little , Judith E Allen , Simon A Babayan , Keith R Matthews Nick , Colegrave In Nature Medicine 18 : 217–220  2012 doi:10.1038 nm.2572 not open access Abstract Pathogens have remarkable abilities to flout therapeutic intervention . This characteristic is driven by evolution , either as a direct response to intervention for example , the evolution of antibiotic resistance or through long-term co-evolution that generates host or parasite traits that

  • Evolution and medicine in undergraduate education: a prescription for all biology students.

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    : . Home About People Resources Meetings courses The Evolution Medicine Review bridging the gap Posts Comments Evolutionary explanation for IL6 mediated inflammatory disease Harnessing evolutionary biology to combat infectious disease Evolution and medicine in undergraduate education : a prescription for all biology . students Feb 7th , 2012 by The Editors Evolution and medicine in undergraduate education : a prescription for all biology . students By Antolin , M.F . K.P . Jenkins , C.T . Bergstrom , B.J . Crespi , S . De , A . Hancock , K.A . Hanley , T.R . Meagher , A . Moreno-Estrada , R.M . Nesse , G.S . Omenn , S.C . Stearns . 2012.   Evolution doi:10.1111 j.1558-5646.2011.01552.x The interface between evolutionary biology and the biomedical sciences promises to advance understanding

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