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Phylogenetic network reconstruction reveals reassortment signatures at segment and genotype levels in human Rotavirus A

2026-08-13

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Characterizing reassortment patterns in segmented viruses is fundamental to understanding how strain diversity is generated and maintained. Using Bayesian phylogenetic network inference, we reconstructed the reassortment network among three human rotavirus A segments: VP7 (G type), VP4 (P type), and VP2 (C type). The inferred reassortment rates peaked around 2002 and declined after 2012, consistent with reduced in...

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Literature Corpus work: aba328a2-ff9d-549f-9b4d-007a960c6572
DOI: 10.64898/2026.08.11.744215

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