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Analyzing Human Cytomegalovirus Genotype Diversity by Modelling Viral Population Dynamics

2025-12-29

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Some viruses including the widespread human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) show a high level of genetic diversity within hosts and across the whole virus population even in relatively conserved genomic regions. To investigate how this diversity is formed, we earlier introduced and analyzed a population model for neutrally evolving viruses that persist in their hosts and are capable of reinfection, mutation and recombinati...

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Literature Corpus work: a152e50e-419c-5591-96db-0e446933d91e
DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.29.696899

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