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... Laboratories, London for help in design and conduct of the study ; ...of Tuberculosis Notifications for provision of epidemiological data ; ...officers, tuberculosis nurses and consultants in ... See full document

... and molecular epidemiology (ME) methods in assessing tuberculosis (TB) transmission, comparing the popula- tions studied and the epidemiological links established by both ... See full document

... and molecular epidemiology methods allowed assessment of current trends and risk factors for subpopulation groups in Manitoba for contracting ...of tuberculosis elimination in ... See full document

... W hole-genome sequencing (WGS), which demonstrates higher resolution than classic molecular typing methods (see, e.g., references 1–5), has become the gold standard for molecular epidemiology of ... See full document

... M. tuberculosis isolates (Crofton and Mitchison, ...National Tuberculosis Control Programme (RNTCP) in India reports that two in five Indians are infected with latent TB (RNTCP report ...2009). ... See full document

... a molecular epidemiology study on 120 Mycobacterium tuberculosis isolates from patients presenting pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) in Burkina ...culture. Molecular analysis of specific ... See full document

... the molecular epidemiology and drug resistance of 121 Mycobacterium tuberculosis isolates from consecutive patients with culture-positive pulmonary tuberculosis attending a university hospital ... See full document

... of tuberculosis, recurrent tuberculosis is generally due to reactivation of the ...of tuberculosis reinfection increases in parallel with the incidence of disease and is likely to depend on the ... See full document

... Our study also found that the proportion of resistance to anti-TB drugs within Beijing strains family was significantly higher than non-Beijing strains family.. This is consistent with p[r] ... See full document

... of molecular epidemiology studies of TB (18), we considered that the sum of all clustered patients rather than clustering index was more appropriate for our study, which aimed to estimate the number of ... See full document

... in tuberculosis (TB) cases in the United States occurred predominantly in the ...34). Tuberculosis control policy and strategies in the United States since 1989 have been geared toward disease elimination ... See full document

... Nearly one-third (108 of 334 [32.3%]) of the cases of infec- tion in our study could be attributed to disease imported by asylum seekers. A small number of these cases (31 of 108 [28.7%]) could be diagnosed by screening ... See full document

... Park, DJ, Dudas, G, Wohl, S., Goba, A., Whitmer, S. L., Andersen, KG, Sealfon, RS, Ladner, JT, Kugelman, JR, Matranga, CB, Winnicki, SM, Qu, J, Gire, SK, Gladden-Young, A, Jalloh, S, Nosamiefan, D, Yozwiak, NL, Moses, ... See full document

... confirmed, molecular typing tools allowed for individual genotyping of each ...RFLP/VNTR/spoligotype molecular profiles, which allowed for the identification of a specific strain type characterized by its ... See full document

... Molecular epidemiology studies using molecular typing methods can evaluate transmission patterns and risk factors, identify transmitted cases of MDR-TB, and determine transmission patterns within ... See full document

... Results: One hundred seventy-seven out of the 183 isolates of MTBC submitted to molecular typing were fully characterized. Of these, 108 were from Italian-born and 69 from foreign-born individuals. Eleven ... See full document

... of tuberculosis in Norway is one of the lowest in the world, and approximately half of the cases occur in first- and second-generation ...Mycobacterium tuberculosis isolated in Norway in 1994 to 1998 was ... See full document

... The World Health Organization declared tuberculosis (TB) ‘‘a global health emergency’’ in April 1993 (23). TB is no longer a health problem confined to developing countries: the disease is reemerging in ... See full document

... M. tuberculosis, probably due to imported cases of the disease from countries with higher rates of drug resistance or reacti- vation among previously treated ... See full document

... Few studies performed in developing countries have com- bined conventional and molecular epidemiology. Our study, conducted in a country with very high TB and HIV preva- lences, found that 42% of adult ... See full document