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1. Genomic Surveillance of SARS-CoV-2: Data Analysis and Assessment of Tunisian Strategy from January 2021 to February 2022

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Neffati, Arwa, primary, Safer, Mouna, additional, Kalai, Wissal, additional, Hechaichi, Aicha, additional, Dhaouadi, Sonia, additional, Letaief, Hajer, additional, Aichouch, Chaima, additional, Bouabid, Leila, additional, Darouiche, Sondes, additional, El Mili, Nawel, additional, Triki, Henda, additional, Boutiba, Ilhem, additional, Mastouri, Maha, additional, Berrajah, Lamia Fki, additional, and Bouafif Ben Alaya, Nissaf, additional

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2024
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2. Identification of transmission chains and clusters associated with COVID-19 in Tunisia

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Safer, Mouna, Letaief, Hejer, Hechaichi, Aicha, Harizi, Chahida, Dhaouadi, Sonia, Bouabid, Leila, Darouiche, Sondes, Gharbi, Donia, Elmili, Nawel, Ben Salah, Hamida, Hammami, Mongi, Talmoudi, Khouloud, Moussa, Rim, Charaa, Nejib, Termiz, Hasna, Ltaief, Fethi, Tounekti, Habib, Makhlouf, Mohamed, Belguith Sriha, Asma, Ben Fredj, Manel, Khalfallah, Sonia, Jabrane, Houcine, Mchirgui, Selma, Amich, Chedli, Dabghi, Radhia, Anez, Zid, Abdelkader, Latifa, Mhamdi, Moncef, Ouerfeli, Nabil, Zoghlami, Salah, Bougatef, Souha, Chahed, Mohamed Kouni, and Bouafif Ben Alaya, Nissaf

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2021
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3. Evaluation of the influenza-like illness surveillance system in Tunisia, 2012–2015

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Yazidi, Rihab, Aissi, Wafa, Bouguerra, Hind, Nouira, Mariem, Kharroubi, Ghassen, Maazaoui, Latifa, Zorraga, Mokhtar, Abdeddaiem, Naima, Chlif, Sadok, El Moussi, Awatef, Ben Hadj Kacem, Mohamed Ali, Snoussi, Mohamed Ali, Ghawar, Wissem, Koubaa, Makram, Polansky, Lauren, McCarron, Margaret, Boussarsar, Mohamed, Menif, Khaled, Amine, Slim, Ben Khelil, Jalila, Ben Jemaa, Mounir, Bettaieb, Jihene, Bouafif Ben Alaya, Nissaf, and Ben Salah, Afif

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2019
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4. Outbreak Investigation of Typhoid Fever in the District of Gabes, South of Tunisia

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Hechaichi, Aicha, primary, Bouguerra, Hind, additional, Letaief, Hajer, additional, Safer, Mouna, additional, Missaoui, Lamia, additional, Cherif, Amal, additional, Farah, Saffar, additional, Jabrane, Houcine, additional, Atawa, Taoufik, additional, Yahia, Hamdi, additional, Hamdouni, Hayet, additional, Zitoun, Khadija, additional, Chahed, Karim, additional, Laamouri, Ramzi, additional, Daaboub, Jaber, additional, Rabhi, Mohamed, additional, Salah, Afif Ben, additional, Chahed, Mohamed Kouni, additional, and Bouafif Ben Alaya, Nissaf, additional

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2023
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5. The Prevalence, Genotype Distribution and Risk Factors of Human Papillomavirus in Tunisia: A National-Based Study

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Ardhaoui, Monia, primary, Letaief, Hejer, additional, Ennaifer, Emna, additional, Bougatef, Souha, additional, Lassili, Thelja, additional, Bel Haj Rhouma, Rahima, additional, Fehri, Emna, additional, Ouerhani, Kaouther, additional, Guizani, Ikram, additional, Mchela, Myriam, additional, Chahed, Karim, additional, Chahed, Mohamed Kouni, additional, Boubaker, Mohamed Samir, additional, and Bouafif Ben Alaya, Nissaf, additional

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2022
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6. Applying the moving epidemic method to determine influenza epidemic and intensity thresholds using influenza‐like illness surveillance data 2009‐2018 in Tunisia

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Bouguerra, Hind, primary, Boutouria, Elyes, additional, Zorraga, Mokhtar, additional, Cherif, Amal, additional, Yazidi, Rihab, additional, Abdeddaiem, Naima, additional, Maazaoui, Latifa, additional, ElMoussi, Awatef, additional, Abid, Salma, additional, Amine, Slim, additional, Bouabid, Leila, additional, Bougatef, Souha, additional, Kouni Chahed, Mohamed, additional, Ben Salah, Afif, additional, Bettaieb, Jihene, additional, and Bouafif Ben Alaya, Nissaf, additional

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2020
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7. First case of imported and confirmed COVID-19 in Tunisia.

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Chakroun H, Ben Lasfar N, Fall S, Maha A, El Moussi A, Abid S, Rouis S, Bellazreg F, Abassi-Bakir D, Bouafif Ben Alaya N, Boutiba Ben Boubaker I, Hachfi W, and Letaief A

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Betacoronavirus, COVID-19, Humans, Pandemics, SARS-CoV-2, Tunisia, Coronavirus isolation & purification, Coronavirus Infections diagnosis, Coronavirus Infections epidemiology, Pneumonia, Viral diagnosis, Pneumonia, Viral epidemiology, Travel
Published
2020

8. Lack of association between renin-angiotensin system (RAS) polymorphisms and hypertension in Tunisian type 2 diabetics.

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Arfa I, Nouira S, Abid A, Bouafif-Ben Alaya N, Zorgati MM, Malouche D, Manai I, Ben Rayana MC, Blousa-Chabchoub S, Ben Romdhane H, Ben Ammar MS, Ben Salah A, and Abdelhak S

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Aged, Algorithms, Female, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Tunisia, Angiotensinogen genetics, Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2 genetics, Hypertension genetics, Polymorphism, Genetic, Renin-Angiotensin System genetics
Abstract

Background: The genes encoding renin-angiotensin system (RAS) components are potent candidate genes in both hypertension and diabetes namely ACE encoding the angiotensin converting enzyme and AGT encoding angiotensinogen. It has been suggested that the insertion/deletion (I/D) polymorphism in intron 16 of ACE gene is associated with ACE levels, and M235T gene polymorphism is associated with plasma AGT levels., Aim: We examined in this report the association between ACE I/D and AGT M235T polymorphisms with hypertension status in Tunisian type 2 diabetic subjects., Methods: Thirty nine hypertensive and 22 normotensive type 2 diabetic Tunisian patients were recruited for this study. The I/D polymorphism of ACE gene was analysed with nested PCR in order to avoid mistyping heterozygous individuals and the M235T polymorphism of AGT gene was analysed using PCR and allele specific restriction., Results: The distribution of DD, ID and II genotypes did not significantly differ between type 2 diabetic patients with or without hypertension (DD: 49%; ID: 41%; II: 10% vs DD: 36%; ID: 55%; II: 9%, respectively) (chi2=1.06, p=0.58). There was also no significant statistical difference between these two groups for the M235T polymorphism (TT: 20%; MT: 54%; MM: 26% vs TT: 27%; MT: 41%; MM: 32%, respectively) (chi2=0.95, p=0.62)., Conclusion: RAS polymorphisms do not seem to play a role in the development of hypertension in the studied Tunisian type 2 diabetic subjects.

Published
2010

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