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Table 2 Susceptibility of An. aquasalis mosquitoes to infection with P. vivax from Brazilian asymptomatic patients

From: Infection of Anopheles aquasalis from symptomatic and asymptomatic Plasmodium vivax infections in Manaus, western Brazilian Amazon

Patient ID

Thin blood smear (parasites/μl)

PCR (copies/μl)

Infection rate (%)

Oocysts median (IQR)

Symptom-free days

Asx

Gam

18 srRNA

Pvs25

1

0

0

16

nd

24.24

25 (16–34)

ns

2

21

0

nd

6192

10

30 (-)

ns

3

0

0

nd

2072

12.5

35 (31.5–38.5)

ns

4

88

52

29

1263

0

0

7

5

0

0

51

1002

0

0

ns

6

nd

nd

62

595

0

0

ns

7

nd

nd

nd

10,858

5.71

1 (1–1)

ns

8

201

12

19

82

0

0

ns

9

3128

152

20,627

8686

14.89

12.25 (9–20)

10

10

2034

59

11,246

4393

5.12

7 (5.5–8.5)

1

11

77

0

97

240

0

0

ns

12

94

0

694

5190

0

0

14

13

0

0

186

252

0

0

30

14

0

0

1

23

0

0

4

15

0

0

1

147

1.69

1 (-)

1

16

301

40

58

262

0

0

ns

17

0

0

78

48

2.06

3.5 (2.75–4.25)

ns

18

0

0

nd

nd

0.91

1 (-)

ns

19

0

21

nd

757

0

0

5

20

211

0

nd

8

0

0

ns

21

0

0

nd

2

0

0

7

22

65

0

nd

4

0

0

ns

23

0

0

5005

4612

0

0

ns

24

0

0

82,849

7855

0

0

ns

25

0

0

2558

7817

0

0

ns

  1. Abbreviations: nd not determined, ns no symptoms, IQR interquartile range (25th and 75th percentile), SD standard deviation, (-) single positive mosquito