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Range expansion shifts clonal interference patterns in evolving populations

2024-01-30

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Increasingly, predicting and even controlling evolutionary processes is a sought after goal in fields ranging from agriculture, artificial intelligence, synthetic biology, oncology, and infectious diseases. However, our ability to predict evolution and plan such interventions in real populations is limited in part by our understanding of how spatial structure modulates evolutionary dynamics. Among current clinical...

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a96bd664-461a-50fd-9f5a-ed9776e32ffe
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10.22541/au.170665468.87164909/v1
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