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. 2008 Apr 2;2(4):e211. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0000211

Figure 6. The impact of the observed level of parasite inbreeding on the production of resistant microfilariae.

Figure 6

The graph gives the relative change in the number of resistant genotypes in an inbred parasite population compared to that in a population at HWE. Results are shown for different resistance allele frequencies. The graph assumes that a known resistance allele is either recessive (A), black lines, or dominant (B), grey lines. The inbreeding coefficients are those reported in Figure 1: mean result (FIT = 0.44, solid line); upper 95% confidence limit (FIT = 0.68, dashed line); lower 95% confidence limit (FIT = 0.17, dotted line). The relative change in the number of resistant genotypes caused by parasite inbreeding is estimated as Inline graphic in (A) and Inline graphic in (B).