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2021, Number 1

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Universidad Médica Pinareña 2021; 17 (1)

Use of a bioinformatic tool for the molecular epidemiology of SARS-COV-2

Vega-Fernández J, Iglesias-Osores S, Tullume-Vergara P
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According the article “Political will and intersectorality to confront COVID-19 in Cuba”, we need to find more recommendations to fight COVID-19. The first sequencing of the SARS-CoV-2 virus began to be published and stored since December 2019. The data generated from genomic studies, such as sequencing, are the basis for studies of molecular epidemiology, population genetics, and studies on diversity genetics.
The use of genomes from sequencing creates new areas to study the details of outbreaks such as molecular epidemiology (MS), is a hybrid of molecular biology within epidemiological studies. Aiming to establish the order of transmission of the pathogen, associate mutations related to its pathogenicity, patterns of transmission of pathogens, reservoirs and source of pathogens.


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