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Assessing Pathogens for Natural versus Laboratory Origins Using Genomic Data and Machine Learning

2016-10-06

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Pathogen genomic data is increasingly important in investigations of infectious disease outbreaks. The objective of this study is to develop methods for using large-scale genomic data to determine the type of the environment an outbreak pathogen came from. Specifically, this study focuses on assessing whether an outbreak strain came from a natural environment or experienced substantial laboratory culturing. The ap...

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d24d265d-85ff-5720-ac4d-c45c403db07e
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10.1101/079541
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