@article {1000606,
	title = {Genetic relatedness analysis reveals the cotransmission of genetically related <em>Plasmodium falciparum</em> parasites in Thi{\`e}s, Senegal.},
	journal = {Genome Medicine},
	year = {2017},
	abstract = {<p>
	As public health interventions drive parasite populations to elimination, genetic epidemiology models that incorporate population genomics can be powerful tools for evaluating the effectiveness of continued intervention. However, current genetic epidemiology models may not accurately simulate the population genetic profile of parasite populations, particularly with regard to polygenomic (multi-strain) infections. Current epidemiology models simulate polygenomic infections via superinfection (multiple mosquito bites), despite growing evidence that cotransmission (a single mosquito bite) may contribute to polygenomic infections.
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},
	author = {Wong, W. and Griggs, A.D. and Daniels, R. F. and Schaffner, S. F. and Ndiaye, D. and Bei, A.K. and Deme, A.B. and MacInnis, B. and Volkman, S. K. and Hartl, D. L. and Neafsey, D. E. and Wirth, D.F.}
}
