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Reply to: Artefacts in single-cell mtDNA analyses misinform phylogenies

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TL;DR - This Nature item is a formal reply concerning whether artefacts in single-cell mitochondrial DNA analyses lead to incorrect phylogenies. Because only the title and publication metadata are provided, the reply’s arguments and conclusions cannot be determined.

  • Published online in Nature on 19 August 2026.
  • Focuses on methodological reliability in single-cell mtDNA-based phylogenetic analysis.
  • The title indicates a response within a scientific debate about analysis artefacts.
  • No experimental results, methods, or supporting evidence are included in the provided content.

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Reply to: Artefacts in single-cell mtDNA analyses misinform phylogenies

Nature Chen Weng, Jonathan S. Weissman, Vijay G. Sankaran 2026-08-19 doi:10.1038/s41586-026-10776-1
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TL;DR - This Nature item is a formal reply concerning whether artefacts in single-cell mitochondrial DNA analyses lead to incorrect phylogenies. Because only the title and publication metadata are provided, the reply’s arguments and conclusions cannot be determined.

  • Published online in Nature on 19 August 2026.
  • Focuses on methodological reliability in single-cell mtDNA-based phylogenetic analysis.
  • The title indicates a response within a scientific debate about analysis artefacts.
  • No experimental results, methods, or supporting evidence are included in the provided content.
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