… has provided molecular evidence of TB infection in ancient Egyptian subjects (22… molecular
evidence of bacteremia by gastrointestinal pathogenic bacteria in an infant Egyptian mummy …

… However, a recent study [53] has examined genome-wide datasets from Egyptian mummies.
This analysis establishes that ancient Egyptian mummies (when not from royal families) …

… Currently, the oldest molecular evidence of tuberculosis in the Old World originates from …
In the New World, the earliest evidence of TB is derived from a 17,500-year-old bison bone …

… tuberculosis aDNA and evidenced its presence in the ancient Egypt mummy’s lung. Zink et
… AG, Haas CJ, Zink A et al (1997) Molecular evidence for tuberculosis in an ancient Egyptian …

… As one of our oldest known diseases, tuberculosis has left a mark on our society. The still
visible traces of the sanatoriums and institutions, to which the sick were confided to, tells us a …

… of tuberculosis are outlined, according to the evidence of paleopathology. In particular the
first cases of human TB in ancient … The first Egyptian cases of TB confirmed by molecular …

… caused by bone tuberculosis, and advancements in molecular biology decisively have …
There is wide evidence of tuberculosis on mummy bones from ancient Egypt (2500 BC). In …

… , created through artificial mummification processes, have long … In total, 133 samples from
119 mummified ancient Egyptians were … In addition to our molecular dates, there are older …

… years, 75% of females and 81% of males buried in the crypt show molecular evidence of
tuberculosis. However, there is limited evidence of tuberculosis being the direct cause of death. …

… and molecular evidence for infection by mycobacteria of the M. tuberculosis complex (MTC) …
individual provides clear evidence of a long-term case of active tuberculosis that was non-…