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Evidence for a Recombinant Origin of HIV-1 group M from Genomic Variation

2018-07-06

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Reconstructing the early dynamics of the HIV-1 pandemic can provide crucial insights into the socioeconomic drivers of emerging infectious diseases in human populations, including the roles of urbanization and transportation networks. Current evidence indicates that the global pandemic comprising almost entirely of HIV-1/M originated around the 1920s in central Africa. However, these estimates are based on molecul...

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Literature Corpus work: 052c9687-6ca7-50c1-9782-745721ebf75f
DOI: 10.1101/364075

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