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  1. Global diversity and antimicrobial resistance of typhoid fever pathogens: Insights from a meta-analysis of 13,000 Salmonella Typhi genomes

    This article has 115 authors:
    1. Megan E Carey
    2. Zoe A Dyson
    3. Danielle J Ingle
    4. Afreenish Amir
    5. Mabel K Aworh
    6. Marie Anne Chattaway
    7. Ka Lip Chew
    8. John A Crump
    9. Nicholas A Feasey
    10. Benjamin P Howden
    11. Karen H Keddy
    12. Mailis Maes
    13. Christopher M Parry
    14. Sandra Van Puyvelde
    15. Hattie E Webb
    16. Ayorinde Oluwatobiloba Afolayan
    17. Anna P Alexander
    18. Shalini Anandan
    19. Jason R Andrews
    20. Philip M Ashton
    21. Buddha Basnyat
    22. Ashish Bavdekar
    23. Isaac I Bogoch
    24. John D Clemens
    25. Kesia Esther da Silva
    26. Anuradha De
    27. Joep de Ligt
    28. Paula Lucia Diaz Guevara
    29. Christiane Dolecek
    30. Shanta Dutta
    31. Marthie M Ehlers
    32. Louise Francois Watkins
    33. Denise O Garrett
    34. Gauri Godbole
    35. Melita A Gordon
    36. Andrew R Greenhill
    37. Chelsey Griffin
    38. Madhu Gupta
    39. Rene S Hendriksen
    40. Robert S Heyderman
    41. Yogesh Hooda
    42. Juan Carlos Hormazabal
    43. Odion O Ikhimiukor
    44. Junaid Iqbal
    45. Jobin John Jacob
    46. Claire Jenkins
    47. Dasaratha Ramaiah Jinka
    48. Jacob John
    49. Gagandeep Kang
    50. Abdoulie Kanteh
    51. Arti Kapil
    52. Abhilasha Karkey
    53. Samuel Kariuki
    54. Robert A Kingsley
    55. Roshine Mary Koshy
    56. AC Lauer
    57. Myron M Levine
    58. Ravikumar Kadahalli Lingegowda
    59. Stephen P Luby
    60. Grant Austin Mackenzie
    61. Tapfumanei Mashe
    62. Chisomo Msefula
    63. Ankur Mutreja
    64. Geetha Nagaraj
    65. Savitha Nagaraj
    66. Satheesh Nair
    67. Take K Naseri
    68. Susana Nimarota-Brown
    69. Elisabeth Njamkepo
    70. Iruka N Okeke
    71. Sulochana Putli Bai Perumal
    72. Andrew J Pollard
    73. Agila Kumari Pragasam
    74. Firdausi Qadri
    75. Farah N Qamar
    76. Sadia Isfat Ara Rahman
    77. Savitra Devi Rambocus
    78. David A Rasko
    79. Pallab Ray
    80. Roy Robins-Browne
    81. Temsunaro Rongsen-Chandola
    82. Jean Pierre Rutanga
    83. Samir K Saha
    84. Senjuti Saha
    85. Karnika Saigal
    86. Mohammad Saiful Islam Sajib
    87. Jessica C Seidman
    88. Jivan Shakya
    89. Varun Shamanna
    90. Jayanthi Shastri
    91. Rajeev Shrestha
    92. Sonia Sia
    93. Michael J Sikorski
    94. Ashita Singh
    95. Anthony M Smith
    96. Kaitlin A Tagg
    97. Dipesh Tamrakar
    98. Arif Mohammed Tanmoy
    99. Maria Thomas
    100. Mathew S Thomas
    101. Robert Thomsen
    102. Nicholas R Thomson
    103. Siaosi Tupua
    104. Krista Vaidya
    105. Mary Valcanis
    106. Balaji Veeraraghavan
    107. François-Xavier Weill
    108. Jackie Wright
    109. Gordon Dougan
    110. Silvia Argimón
    111. Jacqueline A Keane
    112. David M Aanensen
    113. Stephen Baker
    114. Kathryn E Holt
    115. Global Typhoid Genomics Consortium Group Authorship
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      eLife assessment

      Although largely descriptive, this meta-analysis of 13,000 published Typhi genomes is hugely important to public health. The dataset and presented analysis represents the first wholesale analysis of all available Typhi genomes from the last 21 years. The findings are of great significance to tracking the emergence and maintenance of AMR in Typhi and include novel insights into XDR strain emergence in Pakistan as well as the relationship between MDR maintenance and chromosomal integration.

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