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. 2015 Apr 7;6:6717. doi: 10.1038/ncomms7717

Table 1. Biographical data with sequence coverage and sub-lineages of historical M. tuberculosis genomes.

Name Body # Sex Age at death (years) Date of death Source of sample Reads per sample (millions) Reads mapping to H37Rv (thousands) Genome % Coverage Sub-lineage20
László Beniczky 121 M ∼38 1764 Rib 48 182 B121-1 82 5.2X 4.7
                B121-2 10 0.7X 4.3
                B121-3 8 0.5X 4.b
Terézia Hausmann 68 F 28 1797 Left lung 26 11,425 B68-1* 57 332X 4.1.2.1
                B68-2 43 253X 4.7
Anna Schneller 78 F 48 1795 Rib 17 116 B78   5.3X 4.7
Anna Schőner 28 F 55 1793 Abdomen 60 202 B28-1* 75 6.1X 4.1.2.1
                B28-2 25 2.1X 4.7
Gáspár Steitel 25 M 58 1794 Abdomen 64 50 B25   1.7X 4.a
Erzsébet Virágh 80 F 37 1805 Thorax 14 253 B80   12.8X 4.1.2.1
Unknown 23 M >18 1731–1838 Abdomen 42 182 B23-1 93 5.9X 4.8
                B23-2 7 0.4X 4.1.2.1
Unknown 92 M 20–39 1787 Thorax 20 4,236 B92-1 96 187X 4.8
                B92-2 4 8.6X 4.8

F, female; M, male.

%Indicates percentage of reads belonging to specific genotype of all reads that map to M. tuberculosis H37Rv from a mixed sample.

*Genotypes B28-1 and B68-1 are indistinguishable.

Genotypes B28-2 and B68-2 are indistinguishable.