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. 2023 Nov 3;16:398. doi: 10.1186/s13071-023-06017-3

Table 1.

Observed human activities and abundance of snails at locations in the Lake Albert region of western Uganda where Bulinus globosus and Bulinus nasutus productus were sampled in October and November 2020

Site GPS coordinates Observed activities Bulinus globosus Bulinus nasutus productus GenBank no. COX1 GenBank no. ITS rDNA
October November October November ‘Folmer’ region ‘Asmit’ region
Bulenge 0.98913°N, 30.71254°E Bathing, cattle drinking 0 2 0 0 _ _ _
Bwera 0.98388°N, 30.75554°E Water collection, cattle drinking 20 10 0 0 OR553989; OR553992 OR553988 _
Kolanya 1.01909°N, 30.63013°E Washing, water collection 54 89 0 0 OR553990; OR553991 OR553985; OR553986; OR553987 OR553999; OR554002
Tegeta 1.04047°N, 30.70325°E Washing, water collection, swimming 4 9 0 0 _ OR553983; OR553984 _
Tuhumwire 1.05143°N, 30.66487°E livestock grazing 0 0 40 39a OR553993; OR553994; OR553995; OR553996 OR554000; OR554001; OR554003
Total 78 110 40 39

COX1 Cytochrome c oxidase subunit gene, ITS internal transcribed spacer region, rDNA ribosomal DNA

The accession numbers of the sequenced samples for the partial COX1 and ITS rDNA regions are shown. For the ‘Folmer’ region, each species had only one haplotype while three haplotypes, one at each site, were obtained among B. globosus in the ‘Asmit’ region

aB. nasutus productus at Tuhumwire had a Schistosoma bovis prevalence of 6.25% (n = 32) and 16% (n = 25) as determined by shedding and diagnostic PCR techniques, respectively