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Assessing the impact of phylogenetic reconstruction error on genetic reassortment inference in segmented viruses
Recombination is an important process in the evolution of RNA viruses. For viruses with segmented genomes, recombination can occur by reassortment of entire genomic segments. This process has played a significant role in the adaptation and spread of influenza viruses with novel genomic combinations
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