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Table 2 Prevalence in different communes based on the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay and p104 gene-based nested PCR

From: Prevalence of tick-transmitted pathogens in cattle reveals that Theileria parva, Babesia bigemina and Anaplasma marginale are endemic in Burundi

Commune

Number of cattle sampled

T. parva-specific p104 gene-based nested PCR

PIM ELISA

Number of positive samples

Prevalence (%)

95% CI

Number of positive samples

Prevalence (%)

95% CI

Makebuko

80

72

90.0

81.2–95.6

74

92.5

84.4–97.2

Muramvya

75

65

86.6

76.8–93.4

65

86.6

76.8–93.4

Cankuzo

87

59

67.8

56.9–77.4

81

93.1

85.6–97.4

Gisozi

82

61

74.4

63.6–83.4

67

81.7

71.6–89.4

Giharo

80

59

73.7

62.7–83.0

73

91.2

82.7–96.4

Makamba

80

68

85.0

75.3–92.0

70

87.5

78.2–93.8

Mugongomanga

84

67

79.8

69.6–87.7

73

86.9

77.7–93.2

Kirundo

80

67

83.7

73.8–91.1

62

77.5

66.7–86.0

Rugombo

80

63

78.7

68.2–87.1

67

83.7

73.8–91.0

Mutimbuzi

100

86

86.0

77.6–92.1

83

83.0

74.1–89.7

Total

828

667

80.55

77.7–83.1

715

86.35

83.8–88.6

  1. ELISA, Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay PIM, polymorphic immunodominant molecule