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Allelic diversity among 12 commonest spoligotype of bTB in GB

Allelic diversity among 12 commonest spoligotype of bTB in GB

Summary

Allelic diversity among 5387 isolates of 12 commonest spoligotype of bovine tuberculosis (bTB) in GB. The allelic diversity is a measure of genotype diversity within each spoligotype. In short, the allelic diversity measures the probability of seeing the same VNTR variant of a spoligotype (that is, genotype) if one randomly picks two isolates from a large, randomly collected, population of isolates with the same spoligitype. Only one isolate from each breakdown was used in this analysis [hence 'freq (unique)]

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Open Government Licence

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©Crown Copyright, APHA 2016

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http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/27700

Geographic extent

Latitude from: 49.86 to 60.86
Longitude from: -8.45 to 1.78

Metadata information

Language

English

Metadata identifier

a297a285-6d69-4ad7-a468-bd499a4e6573

Published by

Animal & Plant Health Agency

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aphaopendata@apha.gov.uk

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14 June 2016

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