The high prevalence of this disease in Navajo populations was studied by Walsh McDermott, who pioneered a drug for it activated by KatG. An ELISpot-based assay for this disease involves adding the antigens CFP-10 and ESAT-6 to a blood sample. A regime that includes rifampin (-5[1])and isoniazid is the first-line treatment for the disease, which can be tested for by measuring the size of a wheal after injecting purified protein derivative into the skin. This disease can be detected with QuantiFERON and (10[1])other interferon-gamma (10[1])release assays. The BCG vaccine (-5[1])is most commonly used for this disease, but may produce false positives in Mantoux (10[1])tests used to diagnose it. For 10 points, a species of Mycobacterium causes a bloody cough in what (10[1])infectious (-5[1])lung disease historically called consumption? (10[1])■END■ (10[2])