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EMOD with Full Parasite Genetics: A modeling framework for evaluating parasite genetic metrics for operational malaria molecular surveillance

2026-06-08

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Malaria molecular surveillance (MMS) is becoming increasingly common in endemic settings and has been proposed as a tool for monitoring parasite transmission to inform programmatic decision-making. However, the conditions under which parasite genetic metrics provide interpretable signals for broader use cases, such as assessing intervention impacts and detecting importation, remain under-characterized. We present...

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5e764eef-cd10-5e6b-9ee2-1ea6e025ecba
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10.64898/2026.06.05.26355027
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