Table 4.

Specimens positive for mosquito-borne virus genes in Shanxi, China, 2015 by RT-PCR amplifications

Collection site	Mosquito species	Sample title	viruses	No. Of each pool
The courtyards of farmer A’ households with pigsties	Culex tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1537	JEV	100
The courtyards of farmer B’ households with pigsties	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1503	JEV/GETV	75
	C. pipiens pallens	SXYC1523a	JEV	20
	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1527	JEV	48
Pig farm A	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1542	JEV	100
	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1562	JEV	100
Pig farm B	C. pipiens pallens	SXYC1530	JEV	100
	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1546	JEV	100
	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1548	JEV	100
	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1549	JEV	100
	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1551	GETV	100
	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1553	JEV	100
	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1555	JEV	100
The courtyards of farmer C’ households with pigsties	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1570	JEV	100
	C. tritaeniorhynchus	SXYC1582	JEV	100
	C. pipiens pallens	SXYC1586	JEV	100
	C. pipiens pallens	SXYC1588	JEV	100

^aVirus isolation obtained

1. Mosquitoes were collected from eight courtyards of farmers’ households (three with pigsties and five without pigsties) and two pig farms

2. The 16 pools of mosquito specimens positive for JEV were collected from the courtyards of three farmers’ households with pigsties (farmers A, B, and C) and two pig farms (pig farms A and B)