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Evaluating the performance of malaria genomics for inferring changes in transmission intensity using transmission modelling

2019-10-08

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Advances in genetic sequencing and accompanying methodological approaches have resulted in pathogen genetics being used in the control of infectious diseases. To utilise these methodologies for malaria we first need to extend the methods to capture the complex interactions between parasites, human and vector hosts, and environment. Here we develop an individual-based transmission model to simulate malaria parasite...

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4123322f-9d99-5dcc-820b-b0d951dd4926
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10.1101/793554
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