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Among the 3140 native cases in a cluster, a median (range) of 35.0% (0 75%) were involved in mixed clusters and 65.0% (25 100%) in "native only clusters".

Similarly, 40.7% (0 70.4%) and 59.3% (29.6 100%) of the 2,522 foreign-born cases involved in clusters were part of mixed clusters and "foreign-born only clusters", respectively.

Epidemiologic connections were established for 28 (42%) of the 67 TB patients in mixed clusters, and the 17 resulting relationships were analyzed to determine the direction of TB transmission between the cluster members.

Specimens of the remaining pair, composed of Thricops septentrionalis (Stein and T.. spiniger (Stein), formed a single mixed cluster and shared some identical haplotypes (Additional file 3).

To scrutinize the correlation of clusters over time after arrival in Germany we plotted the time lag between arrival and diagnosis of TB stratified by immigrants of mixed clusters, immigrant clusters and non-clustered cases where data was available.

The majority of the clusters are composed of RBPs, with the exception of six singleton clusters and three mixed clusters of miRNAs and RBPs.

There were a total of 28 multinational clusters (composed of cases from 2 to 4 different countries), of which 16 were mixed clusters (with Germans and immigrants) and 12 were immigrant clusters.

In total, from these brains, we recovered 33 green/red fluorescent neuron clusters, 10 yellow fluorescent neuron clusters, and no mixed clusters with both green/red and yellow fluorescent neurons.

5) Haarlem genotype: cluster 12 and 45 are mixed clusters with a German and a Bosnian and a German and Yugoslavian (three countries where this genotype is endemic) with no epidemiological information available linking the members of these clusters.

Remaining samples formed mixed clusters (cluster 4 and 5) which included both mild and critically ill patients.

For this analysis we excluded those "mixed" clusters with immigrants and their children born in Germany.