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Viral host-range evolvability changes in response to fluctuating selection

2019-09-18

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The concept of evolvability (the capacity of populations to evolve) has deep historical roots in evolutionary biology. Interest in the subject has been renewed recently by innovations in microbiology that permit direct tests of the causes of evolvability, and with the acknowledgement that evolvability of pathogens has important implications for human health. Here, we investigate how fluctuating selection on the vi...

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62a3c6f2-bcb5-510a-93bd-e6ae83f654da
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10.1101/771998
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