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Title Alignment-Free Tool for Assemblies and Reads in Genomic Surveillance of Tuberculosis
Abstract

Whole-genome sequencing strengthens tuberculosis surveillance, but incomplete lineage schemes can misclassify isolates. We developed Pathotypr, an alignment-free tool for assemblies and reads, using 2,145 markers derived from 26,813 genomes. Across 88,071 samples, Pathotypr improved concordance, expanded uncommon lineage coverage, and detected resistance markers, supporting molecular epidemiology and public health surveillance.

Apa Reference Ruiz-Rodriguez, P. & Coscollá, M. (2026). Alignment-Free Tool for Assemblies and Reads in Genomic Surveillance of Tuberculosis. Emerging Infectious Diseases, 32(11). 10.3201/EID3211.261074
Doi 10.3201/EID3211.261074
Publication Date Nov 2026
Publication Type Article
Ontology Genomics, Genome Sequencing, Genomic surveillance
Researchers Mireia Coscolla Devis, Paula Ruiz Rodríguez
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