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Maria Bennell provided help with laboratory studies of infectivity.
We thank E. Johnston for help with laboratory work, and D. Warner, J. Biazik, and J. Herbert for donation of tissue samples.
In addition we would like to thank the following: the HSV trial team for their dedicated fieldwork, and Maxime LeCerf and Cecile Lefebvre for all their help with laboratory assays.
The authors would like to thank Wendy Grail for help with laboratory work, and Yann Surget-Groba and Cock van Oosterhout for advice on data analysis and preparation of the manuscript.
We thank Leticia Arroyo and Ana Piñeiro for help with the capture of wild specimens, José Benavent-Corai for help with laboratory work, and F. Couso-Ferrer who provided support with phylogenetic tree reconstruction.
We thank the UNLV systematics research group for help with laboratory protocols and for analytical support.
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We wish to thank the numerous persons who have been working in this TB project in a prison setting in very difficult working conditions, Judith Van De Pitte for helping with the data analysis, Ivan Bastian for helping with laboratory issues.
JW conceived the study and was part of the study design and helped with laboratory analysis.
IRP contributed to study design and the experiments, helped with laboratory work and interpretation of the results and revised the final manuscript.
We thank Matthew Fivash from Data Management Services, Ann Truelove, Sadeep Shrestha, Yvette Berthier-Schaad, Kristine Cruz, James Woo, Bert Gold, Audrey Majeske, and Colm O'hUigin from the Laboratory of Genomic Diversity, NCI-Frederick, and Simon Webb from VeraChem LLC, Germantown, MD for helpful discussions and generous help with the laboratory design and analysis.
In the TB Control Programme, a cadre of staff that are trained in microscopy, the microscopists who do sputum smear microscopy (ZN stain and reading of slides), often help with other laboratory services due to lack of laboratory technologists.
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