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Historical plague pandemics: perspectives from ancient DNA

29 Nov 2024

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Ancient DNA research has provided important insights into the evolutionary history of Yersinia pestis during the historical plague pandemics. Future work should prioritise a more diversified approach to sampling, to ensure a broader understanding of the factors underlying pandemic onset, spread, and impact across different regions and hosts.

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PMID: 39613690
DOI: 10.1016/j.tim.2024.10.008

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