Shared and unique <i>Plasmodium vivax</i> multilocus genotypes within cluster #9 from Reserva Porto Dias, Acrelândia, Brazil, during four rounds of reactive case detection (days 0, 30, 60, and 180).
Pablo S. Fontoura
Bruna F. Finco
Nathália F. Lima
Jaques F. de Carvalho Jr.
Joseph M. Vinetz
Márcia C. Castro
Marcelo U. Ferreira
10.1371/journal.pntd.0005221.g007
https://plos.figshare.com/articles/figure/Shared_and_unique_i_Plasmodium_vivax_i_multilocus_genotypes_within_cluster_9_from_Reserva_Porto_Dias_Acrel_ndia_Brazil_during_four_rounds_of_reactive_case_detection_days_0_30_60_and_180_/4309982
<p>The index, neighbor, and control HHs are shown in red, orange, and black, respectively; predominant or only genotypes were identified with numerals; the one recovered from the index case was underlined. Genotype #37 (circled) was recovered from four parasite samples, while genotype #75 was shared by an index HH member and a control HH member outside the cluster.</p>
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Molecular genotyping
reactive case detection
control HHs
control HH members
Rural Amazonia Background Malaria burden
infection
polymerase chain reaction
RCD
parasite transmission networks
Plasmodium vivax Malaria Elimination
malaria elimination efforts
Reactive Case Detection