Evolutionary rate of SARS-CoV-2 increases during zoonotic infection of farmed mink.

"we used a modified version of the previous methodology ( ; ; ); specifically a range of bayesian molecular clock models ( supplementary table s1 ) were utilised to examine the patterns of the evolutionary rate variation between the mink and human clades (xml files are available at https://github com/aporter704/mink ). we used a modified version of the previous methodology ( ; ; ); specifically a range of bayesian molecular clock models ( supplementary table s1 ) were utilised to examine the patterns of the evolutionary rate variation between the mink and human clades (xml files are available at https://github com/aporter704/mink )."

"Conflict of interest: The authors declare that they have no competing interests."

"Funding This work was funded by the Australian Research Council (Grant No. DE190100805; to S.D.), The Medical Research Future Fund (Grant No. MRF9200006; to S.D. and B.P.H.), and the National Health and Medical Research Council Australia (Grant No. GNT1196103; to B.P.H.). Our analysis was performed using the LIEF HPC-GPGPU Facility hosted by the University of Melbourne, which was established via the assistance from LIEF Grant (Grant No. LE170100200)."