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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Exp Parasitol. 2012 Oct 29;133(1):44–50. doi: 10.1016/j.exppara.2012.10.011

Table 2.

Oocyst counts from genetic crosses of a single parent (self-fertilized) or two parents with different parental ratios

Ratio No. mos No. FO (SD) No. NFO (SD) RFO
BY265G 46 20.4(15.2) 0
N67 41 234.6(86.1)
1:1 32 19.8(11.0) 178.3(60.1) 0.2#
5:1 33 75.4(55.0) 91.2(66.0) 1.0*#
10:1 32 96.8(58.4) 42.6(28.8) 2.7*
20:1 33 42.8(29.3) 46.7(35.6) 1.2*#
NSM 45 0 243.8(93.9)
1:1 34 14.8(10.2) 198.0(77.8) 0.1#
5:1 34 22.4 (16.5) 132.9 (51.4) 0.2*#
10:1 40 123.6 (68.1) 81.0 (44.9) 1.7*
20:1 32 54.9(39.2) 54.6(29.5) 1.0*#

Note: The ratios are BY265G:N67 or NSM; No. mos, number of mosquitoes dissected; No. FO, number of fluorescent oocysts; No. NFO, number of non-fluorescent oocysts; RFO, ratio of fluorescent oocysts over non-fluorescent oocysts; SD, standard deviation; the relatively large standard deviations were likely due to the differences in the amount of blood taken by individual mosquitoes. *, P<0.01 compared with the ratios from 1:1 crosses (unpaired t-test), and #, P<0.01 compared with ratios of 10:1 crosses (unpaired t-test). Mosquitoes were dissected on day 7 after feeding infected mice.