Our approach for detecting drug resistance identifies rare resistant parasites in polyclonal infections through their phenotypic signature. By translating genetic data to clearance phenotypes of parasite subpopulations in malaria infections, we found rare slow clearing parasites in Tanzania where resistance to front-line drugs is not thought to be a problem.
A deep sequencing tool for partitioning clearance rates following antimalarial treatment in polyclonal infections
N. Mideo,J. Bailey,Nicholas J Hathaway,B. Ngasala,D. Saunders,Chanthap Lon,Oksana Kharabora,Andrew Jamnik,S. Balasubramanian,A. Björkman,A. Mårtensson,S. Meshnick,A. Read,J. Juliano
Published 2016 in Evolution, Medicine and Public Health
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2016
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Evolution, Medicine and Public Health
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2016-01-27
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Biology, Medicine, Environmental Science
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