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Volume 21, Number 5—May 2015
Research

Transmission of Hepatitis C Virus among Prisoners, Australia, 2005–2012

Neil Arvin Bretaña, Lies Boelen, Rowena Bull, Suzy Teutsch, Peter A. White, Andrew R. Lloyd, Fabio LucianiComments to Author , on behalf of the HITS-p investigators
Author affiliations: The University of New South Wales, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (N.A. Bretaña, L. Boelen, R. Bull, S. Teutsch, P.A. White, A.R. Lloyd, F. Luciani); Imperial College London, London, UK (L. Boelen)

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Analysis of pairwise patristic distances between hepatitis C virus sequences from the same participant (within-participant) sampled over time, and from between participants also sampled over time, among prisoners in New South Wales, Australia, 2005–2012. Analysis shows pairwise patristic distances as a function of the time interval between 2 sampling time points: within-participants (blue circles) and between-participants (red circles) for genotypes 1 (A) and 3 (B). A) Blue circles represent dat

Figure 3. Analysis of pairwise patristic distances between hepatitis C virus sequences from the same participant (within-participant) sampled over time, and from between participants also sampled over time, among prisoners in New South Wales, Australia, 2005–2012. Analysis shows pairwise patristic distances as a function of the time interval between 2 sampling time points: within-participants (blue circles) and between-participants (red circles) for genotypes 1 (A) and 3 (B). A) Blue circles represent data from 35 participants, for a total of 57 sequences; B) blue circles represent data from 49 participants, for a total of 73 sequences.

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1Additional HITS-p investigators are listed at the end of this article.

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