Rates of natural T. cruzi infection in triatomine specimens for the MDC collection period 2007–2019, tabulated by species.

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posted on 2023-03-17, 17:39 authored by Maikell Segovia, Philipp Schwabl, Salem Sueto, Candy Cherine Nakad, Juan Carlos Londoño, Marlenes Rodriguez, Manuel Paiva, Martin Stephen Llewellyn, Hernán José Carrasco

Abbreviations ‘NEG’ and ‘POS’ denote negative vs. positive T. cruzi infection status inferred via microscopy.

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