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Volume 28, Supplement—December 2022
SUPPLEMENT ISSUE
Surveillance

Determining Gaps in Publicly Shared SARS-CoV-2 Genomic Surveillance Data by Analysis of Global Submissions

Elizabeth C. OhlsenComments to Author , Anthony W. Hawksworth, Kimberly Wong, Sarah Anne J. Guagliardo, James A. Fuller, Michelle L. Sloan, and Kevin O’Laughlin
Author affiliation: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

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Table 1

Sequencing volume by population and detected SARS-CoV-2 infections and submission lag, World Bank income category, and WHO regions based on data from GISAID and GenBank, 2021*

Category
No. countries
Total no. (%) sequences
Sequences/
1 million population
Sequences/100,000 SARS-CoV-2 reported infections
Median lag time, d (IQR)
World Bank income category
Low 24 6,612 (0.1) 11 524 98 (61–148)
Lower middle 43 172,582 (2.6) 52 352 71 (41–115)
Upper middle 50 350,309 (5.4) 137 556 34 (19–65)
High 68 6,004,367 (91.9) 5,040 5,547 20 (11–35)
WHO Regional Office
Africa 41 54,115 (0.8) 47 987 55 (32–101)
The Americas 42 2,617,580 (40.1) 2,611 3,512 27 (18–47)
United States 1 2,161,680 (82.6) 6,493 5,477 24 (17–39)
Non–United States 41 455,900 (17.4) 154 1,302 42 (28–84)
Eastern Mediterranean 20 12,264 (0.2) 17 101 56 (21–135)
Europe 54 3,433,142 (52.5) 3,767 4,066 14 (9–25)
United Kingdom 1 1,542,137 (45.9) 25,200 14,505 10 (8–14)
Non–United Kingdom 53 1,891,005 (55.1) 1,767 2,362 20 (13–34)
South-East Asia 9 139,846 (2.1) 138 818 63 (37–108)
Western Pacific 19 276,923 (4.2) 72 1,259 49 (29–72)

*A total of 6,533,870 sequences were collected in 2021. Bold indicates significance (p<0.001 by χ2 test). GISAID, https://www.gisaid.org; IQR, interquartile range; WHO, World Health Organization.

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