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SNP differences are a common metric in genomic epidemiology for judging strain relatedness, and public health practice often sets thresholds (such as ≤2 or ≤5 SNPs) to determine a match, but the threshold depends on factors such as pathogen mutation rate and is not a universal constant.
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