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des new insights on pathogenicity that may reflect the host adaptation of the two species.Bordetella pertussis, the aetiological agent of whooping cough, is re-emerging globally despite widespread vaccination. B. pertussis is highly infectious and, prior to vaccination programmes, was the leading cause of infant mortality. The WHO estimated that over 600 000 deaths are prevented annually by pertussis vaccination, but B. pertussis infection was still responsible for over 63 000 deaths globally in 2013. The re-emergence of B. pertussis h
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