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Benefit-sharing from DSI rests on the provider country's national framework. Where it requires bilateral benefit-sharing for DSI, those terms apply. Where it gives effect to the CBD multilateral mechanism, users of its publicly available DSI should share benefits through it: all users non-monetary benefits, as appropriate, and commercial users above set size thresholds also monetary contributions to the Cali Fund. Where it is silent on DSI, the position is not yet settled: check with the country's competent national authority, through the ABS service. Any terms agreed when the genetic resources were accessed still apply. Access and benefit-sharing questions are handled by the ABS service, not by the DataBank. Learn more →
No local or indigenous names recorded yet.
Cosmopolitan
Occurrence records: Recorded in Africa and elsewhere. 133,782 of 572,528 GBIF records (23%) are from Africa (checked 10/18/2026). A hint from GBIF and the genomes on this Hub, not an assessment: GBIF includes zoo and travel records.
No genome track configured yet for Primates. This panel will embed JBrowse2 once an assembly is available for this species.
No sequence records yet.
A real, citation-backed link between this species and a documented pathogen or wildlife reservoir host — see the Pathogen-Reservoir page (under One Health) for the full pilot list.
Documented pathogen associated with this species: Staphylococcus aureus Cosmopolitan
Sequenced 90 S. aureus isolates: 46 isolates from invasive disease in humans, 13 human carriage isolates, and 31 monkey carriage isolates.
Evidence: Senghore M, Bayliss SC, Kwambana-Adams BA, Foster-Nyarko E, Manneh J, Dione M, Badji H, Ebruke C, Doughty EL, Thorpe HA, Jasinska AJ, Schmitt CA, Cramer JD, Turner TR, Weinstock G, Freimer NB, Pallen MJ, Feil EJ, Antonio M. Transmission of Staphylococcus aureus from Humans to Green Monkeys in The Gambia as Revealed by Whole-Genome Sequencing. Appl Environ Microbiol (2016). https://doi.org/10.1128/AEM.01496-16. PMID: 27474712. AFDSI-ASSOC-19
Curated by Ms. Sarah C. Ihenko (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom) · ORCID 0009-0009-8896-7809 . Reviewed by the African DSI DataBank.