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Resolving genetic linkage reveals patterns of selection in HIV-1 evolution

2019-07-23

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Identifying the genetic drivers of adaptation is a necessary step in understanding the dynamics of rapidly evolving pathogens and cancer. However, signals of selection are obscured by the complex, stochastic nature of evolution. Pervasive effects of genetic linkage, including genetic hitchhiking and clonal interference between beneficial mutants, challenge our ability to distinguish the selective effect of individ...

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cd0b926f-ee9e-5a1f-b342-2f9ad417051a
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10.1101/711861
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