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. 2010 Dec;16(12):1956–1959. doi: 10.3201/eid1612.100424

Table. Tissue and fecal samples from wild chimpanzees examined for Plasmodium species, Tai National Park, Cote d’Ivoire, and Budongo Forest, Uganda*.

Type of sample and name or species of chimpanzee
Genetic sequence copies/mg tissue
Plasmodium species detected
GenBank accession nos.
Necropsy
Loukoum 530 P. gaboni GU815507 (CytB), GU815523 (18S)
Noah 50 P. gaboni GU815508 (CytB), GU815524 (18S)
Orest 2.2 x 10 P. gaboni GU815509 (CytB), GU815525 (18S)
Candy 65 P. reichenowi GU815510 (CytB), GU815526 (18S)
Atra 100 P. reichenowi GU815511 (CytB)
Louise 160 P. reichenowi GU815512 (CytB), GU815527 (18S)
EastChip 06 105 P. reichenowi, P. gaboni GU815512–13 (CytB)
Olduvai 130 P. reichenowi, P. malariae GU815514–15 (CytB), GU815528–29 (18S)
Leo 850 P. malariae GU815516 (CytB), GU815530 (18S)
Kady 105 P. ovale GU815517 (CytB), GU815531 (18S)
Sagu 760 P. vivax GU815518 (CytB), GU815532 (18S)
Dorry Neg
Virunga Neg
Ophelia Neg
Akruba Neg
Akwaba Neg
Fecal samples, n = 30 Positive qPCR results
P. t. verus 21 (2) P. gaboni GU815519 (CytB)
P. t. schweinfuthii 12 (3) P. reichenowi P. gaboni GU815520–22 (CytB)

*All chimpanzees were Pan troglodytes verus from Tai except P. t. schweinfuthii chimpanzees, which were from Budongo Forest. Parentheses indicate the number of samples for which sequences were obtained and used for phylogenetic tree analyses. Neg, negative; qPCR, quantitative PCR.