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. 2023 Sep 12;12:e85867. doi: 10.7554/eLife.85867

Table 2. Summary of genomes by region.

Region Total genomes *Representative cases 2010–2020 Travel (%) amongst representative cases 2010–2020
Australia and NZ 57 57 0 (0%)
Caribbean 20 20 20 (100%)
Central America 103 100 100 (100%)
Eastern Africa 1106 830 49 (5.9%)
Eastern Asia 12 3 3 (100%)
Eastern Europe 3 1 1 (100%)
Melanesia 232 37 30 (81.1%)
Micronesia 4 1 1 (100%)
Middle Africa 59 21 6 (28.6%)
Northern Africa 41 6 6 (100%)
Northern America 167 140 2 (1.4%)
Northern Europe 109 105 0 (0%)
Polynesia 324 262 45 (17.2%)
South America 367 105 5 (4.8%)
South-eastern Asia 1140 584 72 (12.3%)
Southern Africa 317 286 2 (0.7%)
Southern Asia 8231 6623 1878 (28.4%)
Southern Europe 10 6 6 (100%)
Western Africa 384 267 34 (12.7%)
Western Asia 47 21 21 (100%)
Western Europe 7 3 3 (100%)
Unknown 225 0 0
Total 12965 9478 2284 (24.1%)
*

Genomes associated with assumed acute typhoid cases, isolated from 2010 onwards from non-targeted sampling frames; this is the subset of data used to generate genotype prevalence distributions shown in Figures 13.

Genomes recorded as travel-associated and with known travel to a specific country in this region, associated with assumed acute typhoid isolated from 2010 onwards from non-targeted sampling frames. Countries were assigned to world regions based on the United Nations (UN) Statistics Division standard M49.