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High-resolution genomic surveillance of 2014 ebolavirus using shared subclonal variants

2014-12-29

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Viral outbreaks, such as the 2014 ebolavirus, can spread rapidly and have complex evolutionary dynamics, including coinfection and bulk transmission of multiple viral populations. Genomic surveillance can be hindered when the spread of the outbreak exceeds the evolutionary rate, in which case consensus approaches will have limited resolution. Deep sequencing of infected patients can identify genomic variants prese...

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ed94d6d8-3b96-5b0b-bb99-03629e90aacd
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10.1101/013318
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