Table 1.
Number and percentage (n/%) of pathogens within taxonomic divisions and whether they are emerging or non-emerging and zoonotic or affect humans-only according to [3].
Table 2.
Infectious organisms pathogenic to humans with the top 20 H-index scores following searches of the literature using WOS [1].
Figure 1.
Frequency histogram of the H-index scores obtained using phrase searches within Web of Science [1] for the names of pathogens of humans according to [3].
Figure 2.
H-index scores by taxonomic division for (a) emerging and non-emerging or (b) zoonotic and human-only pathogens of humans, both according to [3].
Table 3.
The results of tests of equal variances, 2-sample T-tests or Mann-Whitney U tests on (log10+1 transformed) H-index scores for emerging and non-emerging pathogens by taxonomic division.
Table 4.
The results of tests of equal variances, 2-sample T-tests or Mann-Whitney U tests on (log10+1 transformed) H-index scores for zoonotic and human-only pathogens by taxonomic division.
Figure 3.
Relationship between burden of disease in log10-transformed Disability-adjusted-life-years (DALYs) and H-index scores.