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A rationalized molecular and genomic coupled strategy to get a snapshot of the tuberculosis transmission in Madrid

2026-07-22

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Genomic epidemiology has improved our understanding of tuberculosis (TB) transmission beyond MIRU-VNTR analyses, but long-term genomic analysis required to identify transmission clusters remains unfeasible in many settings. Our objective is to evaluate an alternative strategy for obtaining a rapid snapshot of TB-transmission in populations without molecular/genomic systematic surveillance, using Madrid as a model....

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59c360b5-0282-5fe1-bc0a-d2fe8eb13a0b
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10.1038/s41598-026-59054-0
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