<p>Host prevalence (a)–(c), genetic distance between human clinical and host genotypes (d)–(f), source attribution by structure (g)–(i) and Simpson's index of diversity (j)–(l) for the three time periods (2001, 2005–07 and 2010–12).</p
Frequency of major human associated E. coli sequence types (STs) with respect to either the number o...
The clinical outcome of infectious disease (ID) is determined by a complex interaction between micro...
a2 distribution of their hosts; parasites require suitable hosts for nutrients and other resources, ...
†<p>Focusing on traits found in two or more unrelated groups enriched for the given symbiont.</p
<p>(A) Histogram displaying typical “overdispersed” distribution of <i>S. mansoni</i> infections at ...
<p>(A) Genetic distance between named heterosexual partners. (B) Genetic distance between named MSM ...
<p>(A) Heatmap of genes prevalence per body site using a heat color scheme (yellow to red), indicati...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Classes comparing single and mixed-genotype infections between and within hosts. Avera...
Measuring genetic relatedness is fundamental to many applications of human genomics. Genetic related...
<p>Prevalence of the genotypes of the four studied SNPs in patients with different clinical severity...
Identifying the causes of similarities and differences in genetic disease prevalence among humans is...
<div><p>Identifying the source of transmission using pathogen genetic data is complicated by numerou...
<p>Simpson’s Index of Diversity (1-D) of isolates from different categories (country and host specie...
Mahlet Teka Anche. (2016). Estimating host genetic effects on susceptibility and infectivity to infe...
Bacteroides vulgatus is shown as an example in panels A–E; examples for 24 other species are shown i...
Frequency of major human associated E. coli sequence types (STs) with respect to either the number o...
The clinical outcome of infectious disease (ID) is determined by a complex interaction between micro...
a2 distribution of their hosts; parasites require suitable hosts for nutrients and other resources, ...
†<p>Focusing on traits found in two or more unrelated groups enriched for the given symbiont.</p
<p>(A) Histogram displaying typical “overdispersed” distribution of <i>S. mansoni</i> infections at ...
<p>(A) Genetic distance between named heterosexual partners. (B) Genetic distance between named MSM ...
<p>(A) Heatmap of genes prevalence per body site using a heat color scheme (yellow to red), indicati...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Classes comparing single and mixed-genotype infections between and within hosts. Avera...
Measuring genetic relatedness is fundamental to many applications of human genomics. Genetic related...
<p>Prevalence of the genotypes of the four studied SNPs in patients with different clinical severity...
Identifying the causes of similarities and differences in genetic disease prevalence among humans is...
<div><p>Identifying the source of transmission using pathogen genetic data is complicated by numerou...
<p>Simpson’s Index of Diversity (1-D) of isolates from different categories (country and host specie...
Mahlet Teka Anche. (2016). Estimating host genetic effects on susceptibility and infectivity to infe...
Bacteroides vulgatus is shown as an example in panels A–E; examples for 24 other species are shown i...
Frequency of major human associated E. coli sequence types (STs) with respect to either the number o...
The clinical outcome of infectious disease (ID) is determined by a complex interaction between micro...
a2 distribution of their hosts; parasites require suitable hosts for nutrients and other resources, ...