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Table 1 Metadata and percent of genome that was able to be called unambiguously for 19 samples that amplified sufficiently to attempt sequencing

From: Genomic epidemiology supports multiple introductions and cryptic transmission of Zika virus in Colombia

Strain Name

Collection Date

Ct Value

Municipality

Department

Coverage

COL/FH01/2016

2016-02-24

Positive

Montería

Córdoba

4.1%

COL/FH02/2016

2016-02-29

Positive

Montería

Córdoba

94.3%

COL/FH03/2016

2016-03-09

Positive

Ibagué

Tolima

94.3%

Aedes_aegypti/COL/FH04/2016

2016-01-29

Positive

Montería

Córdoba

96.1%

COL/FH05/2016

2016-07-27

16

Belén de Umbría

Risaralda

96.1%

COL/FH06/2016

2016-05-03

22

Barranquilla

Atlántico

0.0%

COL/FH07/2016

2016-05-16

23

Pitalito

Huila

55.7%

COL/FH08/2016

2016-08-25

Positive

Cali

Valle del Cauca

0.0%

COL/FH09/2016

2016-11-02

Positive

Cali

Valle del Cauca

94.3%

COL/FH10/2015

2015-12-16

24.72

Girardot

Cundinamarca

0.0%

COL/FH11/2016

2016-02-10

Positive

Taminango

Nariño

0.0%

COL/FH12/2016

2016-03-22

24.46

Villagarzón

Putumayo

0.0%

COL/FH13/2016

2016-04-01

27.56

San Andrés

San Andrés

10.4%

COL/FH14/2016

2016-05-26

21

Villavicencio

Meta

35.5%

COL/FH15/2016

2016-05-12

23.85

Imported Case

Imported Case

21.0%

COL/FH16/2016

2016-06-22

24

Cali

Valle del Cauca

81.8%

COL/FH17/2016

2016-06-27

Positive

Barranquilla

Atlántico

0.0%

COL/FH18/2016

2016-08-08

Positive

Barranquilla

Atlántico

0.0%

COL/FH19/2016

2016-08-30

Positive

Cali

Valle del Cauca

81.8%

  1. Not all samples had annotated Ct values; rather, in some cases, samples were only specified to be positive or negative for ZIKV