1. Additional file 1 of Estimation of the serial interval and proportion of pre-symptomatic transmission events of COVID− 19 in Ireland using contact tracing data
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McAloon, Conor G., Wall, Patrick, Griffin, John, Casey, Miriam, Barber, Ann, Codd, Mary, Gormley, Eamonn, Butler, Francis, Locksley L. McV Messam, Walsh, Cathal, Teljeur, Conor, Smyth, Breda, Nolan, Philip, Green, Martin J., O’Grady, Luke, Culhane, Kieran, Buckley, Claire, Carroll, Ciara, Doyle, Sarah, Martin, Jennifer, and More, Simon J.
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Additional file 1: Figure S1. Secondary or tertiary case? Potential to mis-specify the infector when the primary case results in multiple secondary cases (left). The green circle represents the primary case, the blue circle a contact who did not become a case, and orange circles represent contacts who subsequently became cases. Incorrectly identifying two secondary cases as a secondary and tertiary case (right; that is, an intermediate step infector in a close co-contact) would result in a biased estimate of the serial interval. Figure S2. Secondary case or common source? Potential to mis-specify the infector when both the primary case and the case in a recorded contact are acquired from a common unidentified source (ie community transmission). The green circle represents the primary case, the blue circle a contact who did not become a case, and orange circles represent contacts of a case who subsequently became cases. Figure S3. Relationship between serial interval, incubation period and time of infection relative to symptom onset of the infector. Symptom onset is indicated with an ‘X’. Table S1. Impact of each data cleaning step on number of records. Table S2. Impact of restricting data according to the number of secondary cases per primary case.
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- 2021
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