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How did SARS-CoV-19 spread in India from Italy, Iran and China? Genetic surveillance of early cases and virus demography

Thakur, M.; Singh, A.; Joshi, B. D.; Ghosh, A.; Singh, S. K.; Singh, N.; Sharma, L. K.; Chandra, K.

2020-04-26 genomics
10.1101/2020.04.26.062406 bioRxiv
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SARS-CoV-19 after emerging from Wuhan, drastically devastated all sectors of human life by crushing down the global economy and increased psychological burden on public, government, and healthcare professionals. We manifested by analyzing 35 early coronavirus cases of India, that virus introduction in India, occurred from Italy, Iran and China and population demography apparently revealed a rapid population expansion after the outbreak with a present steady growth. We depicted nucleotide substitutions in structural genes, drove for the adaptive selection and plead for sequencing more genomes to facilitate identification of new emerged mutants, genetic evolution and disease transmission caused by coronavirus.

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