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Table 2 Summary of isolates in the three TB databases according to the 14 anti-TB drugs

From: Genomic prediction of tuberculosis drug-resistance: benchmarking existing databases and prediction algorithms

Drug

PATRIC

ReSeqTB

LitRev

N clean

R error

N full

R missing

N clean

R error

N full

R missing

N clean

R error

N full

R missing

INH

5018

0.043

5018

0.000

3503

0.045

3555

0.015

5451

0.043

5451

0.000

RIF

4979

0.028

4981

0.000

3459

0.038

3521

0.018

5416

0.034

5416

0.000

EMB

4739

0.075

4787

0.010

3497

0.098

3546

0.014

5335

0.092

5335

0.000

PZA

3633

0.054

3633

0.000

3298

0.095

3346

0.014

4752

0.082

4752

0.000

STM

3367

0.141

3380

0.004

1951

0.129

2008

0.028

3716

0.129

3716

0.000

AMK

1131

0.034

1131

0.000

983

0.040

993

0.010

1256

0.037

1256

0.000

CAP

1100

0.055

1101

0.001

1158

0.076

1167

0.008

1587

0.059

1588

0.001

KAN

1348

0.056

1350

0.001

716

0.031

716

0.000

1095

0.031

1095

0.000

CIP

340

0.018

340

0.000

358

0.031

358

0.000

313

0.016

313

0.000

MFX

726

0.059

726

0.000

874

0.071

885

0.012

993

0.057

993

0.000

OFX

836

0.065

851

0.018

1163

0.070

1188

0.021

1818

0.052

1818

0.000

ETO

559

0.370

562

0.005

252

0.159

252

0.000

321

0.265

321

0.000

PTO

52

0.115

52

0.000

410

0.337

431

0.049

498

0.301

498

0.000

PAS

375

0.208

375

0.000

78

0.026

78

0.000

74

0.108

74

0.000

  1. Nclean refers to the number of isolates with valid DST results and genetically-inferred credibility scoring; Rerror refers to the misclassification rate in each database, defined as the proportion of the Nclean isolates with DST credibility scores < 0.5; Nfull is defined as the summation of Nclean and the number of good mapping quality isolates with no genetically-inferred credibility scoring; and Rmissing refers to the proportion of Nfull isolates that presented unusable laboratory-based DST phenotypes due to either inconsistent results (across multiple DST phenotype entries for the same isolate) or documentation errors across the databases