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Phylodynamic Analysis of Ebola Virus in the 2014 Sierra Leone Epidemic

1 Jan 2014

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BACKGROUND: The Ebola virus (EBOV) epidemic in Western Africa is the largest in recorded history and control efforts have so far failed to stem the rapid growth in the number of infections. Mathematical models serve a key role in estimating epidemic growth rates and the reproduction number (R0) from surveillance data and, recently, molecular sequence data. Phylodynamic analysis of existing EBOV time-stamped...

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PMID: 25914858
DOI: 10.1371/currents.outbreaks.6f7025f1271821d4c815385b08f5f80e

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