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A new phylodynamic model of <i>Mycobacterium bovis</i> transmission in a multi-host system uncovers the role of the unobserved reservoir

2021-04-09

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Multi-host pathogens are particularly difficult to control, especially when at least one of the hosts acts as a hidden reservoir. Deep sequencing of densely sampled pathogens has the potential to transform this understanding, but requires analytical approaches that jointly consider epidemiological and genetic data to best address this problem. While there has been considerable success in analyses of single species...

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55336ef5-718e-5b04-bfef-58eebf1a8e55
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10.1101/2021.04.07.438783
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