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Metadata and antifungal susceptibility profiles of Sporothrix brasiliensis isolates included in this study. Ujwal R. Bagal (14047065) Amanda R. Santos (25085013) Rodrigo Almeida Paes (25085016) Lucas Gomes de Brito Alves (9713110) Luz Rocio Chamorro (25085019) Lindsay A. Parnell (25085022) Jose Pereira Brunelli (25085025) Nancy A. Chow (3907564) Jan Pohl (177453) Vanessa Rabello Brito (25085028) Vanice Rodrigues Poester (5960948) Bram Spruijtenburg (11848508) Larissa Fernandes (4047259) Bridget M. Barker (7881899) Jason E. Stajich (6700331) Maria Sueli Felipe (24330854) Johanna Rhodes (663615) Melissa Orzechowski Xavier (5960957) Daniel R. Matute (7864689) Rosely Zancope (25085031) Marcus de Melo Teixeira (161154) Genetics Pharmacology Evolutionary Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Ecology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Hematology subcutaneous mycosis caused major zoonotic epidemic limited internal divergence intracellular trafficking functions south american lineages 242 snps within div >< p sporothrix brasiliensis </ south america 627 within sporothrix </ brasiliensis </ sporothrix schenckii schenckii </ wide association telomeric regions redox balance primary metabolism primarily driven polygenic basis nucleotide polymorphism metabolic streamlining marked disparity intraspecific diversity integrating single genomic basis drug tolerance dimorphic fungi cnv ), closely related azole response antifungal adaptation analyzed whole >, gains >, confirming 98 losses 60 gains 54 gains The table summarizes isolate identifiers, year of collection, source (human/animal/environment), geographic origin (country, state, city), population assignment (clade), inferred mating-type idiomorph (MAT1–1 or MAT1–2), and minimum inhibitory concentrations (MICs) for itraconazole (ITR), amphotericin B (AMB), and terbinafine (TER), when available. Sequence read archive (SRA) accession numbers and original references are provided for publicly available genomes, alongside newly generated isolates reported here. “UN” indicates unknown metadata fields, and isolates labeled as “Admixed” represent genomes with mosaic ancestry based on population structure analyses. (XLSX) 2026-09-21T17:55:08Z Dataset Dataset 10.1371/journal.pntd.0014203.s006 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/_p_Metadata_and_antifungal_susceptibility_profiles_of_Sporothrix_brasiliensis_isolates_included_in_this_study_p_/33959581 CC BY 4.0