1. Epidemiology and Global Health
  2. Microbiology and Infectious Disease

Transmission networks of SARS-CoV-2 in Coastal Kenya during the first two waves: a retrospective genomic study

  1. Charles N Agoti  Is a corresponding author
  2. Lynette Isabella Ochola-Oyier
  3. Simon Dellicour
  4. Khadija Said Mohammed
  5. Arnold W Lambisia
  6. Zaydah R de Laurent
  7. John M Morobe
  8. Maureen W Mburu
  9. Donwilliams O Omuoyo
  10. Edidah M Ongera
  11. Leonard Ndwiga
  12. Eric Maitha
  13. Benson Kitole
  14. Thani Suleiman
  15. Mohamed Mwakinangu
  16. John K Nyambu
  17. John Otieno
  18. Barke Salim
  19. Jennifer Musyoki
  20. Nickson Murunga
  21. Edward Otieno
  22. John N Kiiru
  23. Kadondi Kasera
  24. Patrick Amoth
  25. Mercy Mwangangi
  26. Rashid Aman
  27. Samson Kinyanjui
  28. George Warimwe
  29. My Phan
  30. Ambrose Agweyu
  31. Matthew Cotten
  32. Edwine Barasa
  33. Benjamin Tsofa
  34. D James Nokes
  35. Philip Bejon
  36. George Githinji
  1. Kenya Medical Research Institute-Wellcome Trust Research Programme, Kenya
  2. University of Leuven, Belgium
  3. Ministry of Health, Kenya
  4. Uganda Virus Research Institute, Uganda
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.71703
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  1. Charles N Agoti
  2. Lynette Isabella Ochola-Oyier
  3. Simon Dellicour
  4. Khadija Said Mohammed
  5. Arnold W Lambisia
  6. Zaydah R de Laurent
  7. John M Morobe
  8. Maureen W Mburu
  9. Donwilliams O Omuoyo
  10. Edidah M Ongera
  11. Leonard Ndwiga
  12. Eric Maitha
  13. Benson Kitole
  14. Thani Suleiman
  15. Mohamed Mwakinangu
  16. John K Nyambu
  17. John Otieno
  18. Barke Salim
  19. Jennifer Musyoki
  20. Nickson Murunga
  21. Edward Otieno
  22. John N Kiiru
  23. Kadondi Kasera
  24. Patrick Amoth
  25. Mercy Mwangangi
  26. Rashid Aman
  27. Samson Kinyanjui
  28. George Warimwe
  29. My Phan
  30. Ambrose Agweyu
  31. Matthew Cotten
  32. Edwine Barasa
  33. Benjamin Tsofa
  34. D James Nokes
  35. Philip Bejon
  36. George Githinji
(2022)
Transmission networks of SARS-CoV-2 in Coastal Kenya during the first two waves: a retrospective genomic study
eLife 11:e71703.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.71703
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  1. Charles N Agoti
  2. Lynette Isabella Ochola-Oyier
  3. Simon Dellicour
  4. Khadija Said Mohammed
  5. Arnold W Lambisia
  6. Zaydah R de Laurent
  7. John M Morobe
  8. Maureen W Mburu
  9. Donwilliams O Omuoyo
  10. Edidah M Ongera
  11. Leonard Ndwiga
  12. Eric Maitha
  13. Benson Kitole
  14. Thani Suleiman
  15. Mohamed Mwakinangu
  16. John K Nyambu
  17. John Otieno
  18. Barke Salim
  19. Jennifer Musyoki
  20. Nickson Murunga
  21. Edward Otieno
  22. John N Kiiru
  23. Kadondi Kasera
  24. Patrick Amoth
  25. Mercy Mwangangi
  26. Rashid Aman
  27. Samson Kinyanjui
  28. George Warimwe
  29. My Phan
  30. Ambrose Agweyu
  31. Matthew Cotten
  32. Edwine Barasa
  33. Benjamin Tsofa
  34. D James Nokes
  35. Philip Bejon
  36. George Githinji
(2022)
Transmission networks of SARS-CoV-2 in Coastal Kenya during the first two waves: a retrospective genomic study
eLife 11:e71703.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.71703

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