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Using viral genomics to estimate undetected infections and extent of superspreading events for COVID-19

2020-05-09

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Asymptomatic infections and limited testing capacity have led to under-reporting of SARS-CoV-2 cases. This has hampered the ability to ascertain true infection numbers, evaluate the effectiveness of surveillance strategies, determine transmission dynamics, and estimate reproductive numbers. Leveraging both viral genomic and time series case data offers methods to estimate these parameters. Using a Bayesian inferen...

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b1c7de58-a71c-52af-a625-3a5de75c8dce
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10.1101/2020.05.05.20092098
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