Genomic epidemiology reveals multiple introductions and spread of SARS-CoV-2 in the Indian state of Karnataka
Authors:
- Chitra PattabiramanCPChitra Pattabiraman
- Farhat HabibFHFarhat Habib
- Pk HarshaPHPk Harsha
- Risha RasheedRRRisha Rasheed
- Vijayalakshmi ReddyVRVijayalakshmi Reddy
- Prameela DineshPDPrameela Dinesh
- Tina DamodarTDTina Damodar
- Kiran HosallimathKHKiran Hosallimath
- Nakka Vijay Kiran ReddyNRNakka Vijay Kiran Reddy
- Amrita PattanaikAPAmrita Pattanaik
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- Published version: PLOS ONE, 15 (12), e0243412.
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