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Analysis of multi-strain Bartonella pathogens in natural host population--do they behave as species or minor genetic variants?

Epidemics - 1 Dec 2010

Chan Kung-Sik, Kosoy Michael

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Modern advances in genetic analysis have made it feasible to ascertain the variant type of a pathogen infecting a host. Classification of pathogen variants is commonly performed by clustering analysis of the observed genetic divergence among the variants. A natural question arises whether the genetically distinct variants are epidemiologically distinct. A broader question is whether the different variants...

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PMID: 21352787
DOI: 10.1016/j.epidem.2010.08.002

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