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How does date-rounding affect phylodynamic inference for public health?

2024-09-13

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Phylodynamic analyses enable the inference of epidemiological parameters from pathogen genome sequences for enhanced genomic surveillance in public health. Pathogen genome sequences and their associated sampling times are the essential data in every analysis. However, sampling times are usually associated with hospitalisation or testing dates and can sometimes be used to identify individual patients, posing a thre...

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Literature Corpus work: 79497191-b437-5f8a-9c4a-4892ff79b881
DOI: 10.1101/2024.09.11.24313508

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