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The role of drift and selection in shaping worldwide MHC sequence diversity

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Sue Griffin .

Host: Jim Kaufman (jfk31@cam.ac.uk)

I am interested in the genetic makeup of pathogen populations and study the spatial patterns of genetic diversity and the underlying dynamics that produced them. I am particularly focusing on the role of human population structure in the distribution and virulence of infectious diseases and the interplay between host and pathogen genomic variation

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