Add Canadian sequence name
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Identifying where a given case was infected is important for understanding which areas are experiencing local transmission versus primarily travel-associated cases. Sequence data can help us differentiate between these scenarios.
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-Here, the tree is colored by the travel history of a case (when known). Looking at the green Canadian sequence in the middle, we see that they have a reported travel history to Europe. This infection groups with other European sequences, showing that this case almost certainly is a travel-related infection.
+Here, the tree is colored by the travel history of a case (when known). Looking at the Canadian sequence (Canada/BC_78548/2020) in the middle, we see that they have a reported travel history to Europe. This infection groups with other European sequences, showing that this case almost certainly is a travel-related infection.
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