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Fig. 1. Distribution of pneumococcal serotypes by age group and vaccine type.

Fig. 3. Phylogenetic relationship of RSV.

Fig. 1. NJ tree based on the 16S rRNA gene.

Fig. 1. Representative examples of susceptibility categorization by AFST-MS in C. albicans isolates.

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Fig. 1. PRISMA flow diagram illustrating identification, screening, eligibility and inclusion of studies assessing ESBL-PE prevalence among cancer patients in Africa (1 January 2010 to 31 December 2024).

Fig. 1. (a) Top species detected across 307 positive BCs. Colours indicate Gram-negative, Gram-positive or fungal organisms. (b) Proportion of BCs (n=298) in agreement with genus (top panel) and species (bottom panel) identity of matching pure isolates over time using Kraken2 (left panel) and sylph (right panel).

Fig. 4. Gene flow between Fusobacterium genomes.

Fig. 1. Schematic representation of maturation and entry steps of the cellular life cycle of orthoflaviviruses.

Fig. 1. Both epidemiology and pathogen evolution are characterised by exponential growth.

Fig. 4. Cell and colony morphology of Promicromonospora strain AC027T.

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Fig. 2. ANI heatmap between a representative study strain (WP30) and reference genomes of various Pandoraea species. The dashed line indicates the 95% ANI threshold for species boundary.

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(Left) Negative-contrast electron micrograph of vesicular stomatitis Indiana virus particles. Bar: 100 nm (courtesy of P. Perrin). (Right) Schematic illustration of a rhabdovirus virion and ribonucleocapsid structure (courtesy of P. Le Mercier).

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Fig. 3. Circular map of the conjugative plasmid AA083 (37 kbp) identified in an MRSA isolate (TU135) recovered from a urine sample during NAP-AMR.

Fig. 3. Functional consequences of host-induced cell envelope remodelling.

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Fig. 1. Barriers and enablers to optimal blood culture specimen collection.

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NMDS of Bray–Curtis distances between the 91 African samples and the 1,888 global samples from the cFMD dataset, calculated for the species-level composition.

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Chest X-ray taken on admission, demonstrating right lower lobe consolidation consistent with CAP.

Phylogeny of strain N302-9T and type strains of all Paucilactobacillus species based on maximum-likelihood analysis using RAxML of the combined alignments of amino acids and nucleotide coding sequences for 380 single-copy genes totalling 533,104 aligned positions. Bootstrap values >50% are displayed.

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