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Participant Number and Characteristics.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

<div> Serologic surveillance of at-risk populations can be used to directly estimate the incidence of typhoidal <i><i>Salmonella</i></i> infection across a variety of settings, including those without access to facility-based blood-culture surveillance. We collected paired blood samples approximatel...

DemographyImmunologyOpen Access
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Seroincidence by Age, Antigen, and Study Site.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

Each panel corresponds to the specific antigen target which was used to classify participants’ infection status when calculating seroincidence. Solid lines denote the median seroincidence (y-axis) in each age group (x-axis). Vertical lines represent the 95% credible intervals of the seroincidence es...

DemographyEconometricsActuarial scienceOpen Access
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Baseline IgG by Age and Study Site.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

Each panel corresponds to a specific antigen target against which IgG antibodies were measured. Solid lines denote the median of the log10-transformed fluorescence intensity (FI, a proxy for IgG concentration, y-axis) across participant’s baseline samples in each age group (x-axis). Vertical lines r...

ImmunologyInternal medicineOpen Access
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Distribution of the Mixture Model Posterior Probability of Infection Among Participants with a Rise in IgG.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

Each panel is a histogram of the posterior probability of infection (as indicated by a large rise in IgG) for participants who experienced an increase in IgG between the baseline and follow-up visits. Participants who experienced a decrease in IgG between visits were assumed to have not been infecte...

StatisticsDemographyOpen Access
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Vi Seroincidence by Age, Study Site, and Assay.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

Each panel corresponds to a different study site. Lines denote the estimated seroincidence (y-axis) in each age group (x-axis). Solid lines represent seroincidence estimates based on the serologic data generated in this study with a bead-based multiplex assay, while the dashed lines depict previousl...

DemographyEconometricsArtificial intelligenceOpen Access
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Classification of Anti-HlyE IgG Responses.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

IgG measurements refer to standardized log-transformed fluorescence intensity (see methods). Panels in the top, middle, and bottom rows correspond to the Bangladesh, Malawi, and Nepal study sites, respectively. In each panel, each point represents the anti-HlyE IgG at baseline (x-axis) and the chang...

StatisticsImmunologyOpen Access
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Seroincidence by Maximum Time Between Samples.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

Each panel corresponds to the specific antigen target which was used to classify participants’ infection status when calculating seroincidence. Seroincidence estimates for the Bangladesh, Malawi, and Nepal study sites appear in the top, middle, and bottom row of panels, respectively. Solid lines den...

DemographyStatisticsEconometricsOpen Access
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Effect of Small Absolute Increases in IgG on Seroincidence Estimates.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

Each panel corresponds to the specific antigen target that was used to classify participants’ infection status when calculating seroincidence. Seroincidence estimates for the Bangladesh, Malawi, and Nepal study sites appear in the top, middle, and bottom row of panels, respectively. Solid lines deno...

ImmunologyStatisticsMolecular biologyOpen Access
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Effect of Including Participants Under Six Months of Age on HlyE Seroincidence Estimates.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

Points and lines represent the median estimate and 95% credible interval of HlyE seroincidence, respectively. Panels in the top row correspond to the Bangladesh study site, while those in the bottom row correspond to the Malawi site. Panels in the left column are based on participants who were <1 ye...

DemographyGerontologyPediatricsOpen Access
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Distribution of Days Between Paired Serologic Samples.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

Left: Boxplots of the time between the collection of baseline and follow-up samples for participants at the Bangladesh, Malawi, and Nepal study sites. Box whiskers extend from the minimum to the maximum value. Right: Histograms of the number of participants at each study site with 0–50, 51–100, 101–...

StatisticsDemographyVeterinary medicineOpen Access
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Seroincidence by Likelihood Function.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

Each panel corresponds to the specific antigen target which was used to classify participants’ infection status when calculating seroincidence. Seroincidence estimates for the Bangladesh, Malawi, and Nepal study sites appear in the top, middle, and bottom row of panels, respectively. Solid lines den...

EconometricsStatisticsDemographyOpen Access
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HlyE Seroincidence and Enteric Fever Incidence by Age in Young Children.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

Panels in the top and bottom rows display HlyE seroincidence and crude enteric fever incidence, respectively, at the Bangladesh (left), Malawi (middle), and Nepal (right) study sites. Age-specific incidence is shown for each of the first 5 years of life (black), and for 5-9 year-olds overall (red). ...

PediatricsVirologyInternal medicineOpen Access
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Monthly Enteric Fever Cases and HlyE Seroincidence.

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Jo Walker (22404069), Paula Russell (11831692), Leanne Kermack (22404072), Tan Trinh Van (4261456) et al.

Journal: FigshareYear: 2025

The height of each bar indicates the monthly number of blood-culture-confirmed enteric fever cases. The orange line represents the monthly estimated HlyE seroincidence, with each participant assigned to the month of the midpoint between their baseline and follow-up samples. The top, middle, and bott...

Internal medicineVirologyOpen Access
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