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SodaPop: A computational suite for simulating the dynamics of asexual populations

2017-09-15

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<h4>Motivation</h4> Simulating protein evolution with realistic constraints from population genetics is essential in addressing problems in molecular evolution, from understanding the forces shaping the evolutionary landscape to the clinical challenges of antibiotic resistance, viral evolution and cancer. <h4>Results</h4> To address this need, we present SodaPop, a new forward-time simulator of large asexual pop...

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b6c525ae-8be1-5103-97ee-d94ed6f47101
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10.1101/189142
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