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Evolutionary emergence of infectious diseases in heterogeneous host populations

2018-05-09

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Emergence and re-emergence of pathogens are notoriously difficult to predict. The erratic nature of those events is reinforced by the stochastic nature of pathogen evolution during the early phase of an epidemic. For instance, mutations allowing pathogens to escape host resistance may boost pathogen spread and promote emergence. Yet, the ecological factors that govern such evolutionary emergence remain elusive bot...

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4781724c-4588-5909-9e69-715a9709cd45
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10.1101/317099
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