Figure 3. Parasitaemia pattern in monkeys infected with T.b. rhodesiense KETRI 2537 and subsequently treated with DB844.

Symbols and error bars represent means and SEs, respectively, of 7 animals; monkeys were treated with DB844 at 6 mg/kg×14 days, from 28–41 days post infection; Log parasitaemia values were determined by microscopic examination of wet smears of blood using the matching method of Herbert and Lumsden, 1976 [23].