Using phylogenetics to infer HIV-1 transmission direction between known transmission pairs

Using phylogenetics to infer HIV-1 transmission direction between known transmission pairs

Inferring the transmission direction between linked individuals living with HIV provides unparalleled power to understand the epidemiology that determines transmission. Phylogenetic ancestral-state reconstruction approaches infer the transmission direction by identifying the individual in whom the m...

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Main Authors:	Villabona-Arenas, CJ, Hué, S, Baxter, JAC, Hall, M, Lythgoe, KA, Bradley, J, Atkins, KE
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	National Academy of Sciences 2022

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