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J. A. Siva-Jothy, L. White, M. E. Craft, P. F. Vale
The paper integrates experimental data on host heterogeneity with epidemiological simulations to show how individual differences in social behavior, infectiousness, and infection duration affect disease transmission at the population level.
The paper examines how genetic and sex-specific host variation influences disease transmission in Drosophila, finding that ~15% of transmission heterogeneity is explained by interactions between genetic background and sex.
This study examines sex-specific changes in social aggregation and locomotor activity in fruit flies infected with Drosophila C Virus, finding no effect on activity or sleep but sex-specific effects on social behavior.