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DENcode: A model for haplotype-informed transmission probability of dengue virus

2026-02-27

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Dengue virus transmission networks are often only partially resolved, due to gaps in sampling, unobserved mosquito-mediated transmission, and using methods (phylogenetics) that describe evolutionary relatedness but not explicit, probabilistic transmission links between individual infections. We developed DENcode, a framework to estimate the relative likelihood of vector-mediated transmission between pairs of dengu...

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220c3ae5-eecf-583d-a6d0-89812a1cdbf2
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10.64898/2026.02.26.708194
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