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Outbreaks, Metastases and Homomorphisms: Phylogenetic Inference of Migration Histories of Heterogeneous Populations under Evolutionary and Structural Constraints

2024-09-13

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Many human diseases, including viral infections and cancers, are driven by the evolutionary dynamics of heterogeneous populations of genomic variants. A major type of evolutionary behavior of these populations is migration including viral transmissions and cancer metastatic spread. A common strategy for migration pathways reconstruction involves constructing a phylogenetic tree of obser...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-5040045/v1
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