Allelic diversity among 12 commonest spoligotype of bTB in GB

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)] Attribution statement: ©Crown Copyright, APHA 2016

Cite as: Animal and Plant Health Agency. Allelic diversity among 12 commonest spoligotype of bTB in GB. https://www.data.gov.uk/dataset/allelic-diversity-among-12-commonest-spoligotype-of-btb-in-gb

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