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Andrew Angus-Whiteoak

University of Manchester

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Identifying rare spontaneous mutations through wildtype E. coli population sequencing

Rowan Green, Matt Bawn, Andrew Angus-Whiteoak, Matthew J. Jago, Fiona Whelan, Mato Lagator, Neil Hall, Knight Cg, Rok Krašovec

This paper develops a population sequencing pipeline to estimate mutation rates in E. coli under varying population densities, finding a strong negative association between density and mutation rates.

bioRxiv · Jul 8, 2025 · PreprintEvolutionary Biology