Fig. 3: Estimated spread of ST313-L2 across sub-Saharan Africa. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Estimated spread of ST313-L2 across sub-Saharan Africa.

From: A genomic appraisal of invasive Salmonella Typhimurium and associated antibiotic resistance in sub-Saharan Africa

Fig. 3: Estimated spread of ST313-L2 across sub-Saharan Africa.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a Time-tree from BEAST showing phylogeographical reconstruction of ST313-L2. Estimated ages of nodes where transmission between African regions (East, Central and West) occurred are annotated with black circles and predicted years are reported with the 95% HPD interval. Triangles and squares indicate transmission events respectively within the region to a neighbouring country, and outside the continent (travel-associated). Branches and nodes are coloured according to the country with the highest posterior probability. Branch lengths represent the number of years as indicated in the scale bar. Isolate D23580 from Malawi is annotated in the three, as well as all ST313-L2 subclades (black circle at most recent common ancestor). Subclade 3 coincides with the previously identified ST313 sublineage II.110. Supplementary Fig. 8 presents the raw data of (a) with confidence intervals included. b A map showing the transmission events between the African regions (East, Central and West) and the respective predicted years of transmission. Additional cross-country transmission is observed in West Africa after the introduction in the region in 1994, annotated with arrows in the region.

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