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the genetic heterogeneity of viral population within an infected individual.
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a substrain of an organism that develops within an individual by the process of evolutionary selection.
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The best adapted genotypes and their near neighbors. When the fitness landscape has a lot of isolating hilltops and valleys, small differences may produce reproductive isolation. The concept is best seen in virology, in how small genetic changes may allow a virus to escape the immune system
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Also called the consensus sequence: the genotype obtained by picking at each location the allele (instruction) which is the most frequent in the population. This measure can strictly only be defined for sequences of the same length. If the most abundant genotype has more than 50 percent of the population, this genotype automatically becomes the quasispecies. ...
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