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. 2017 Sep 18;7:11810. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-11814-9

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Schematic presentation of the major sequence group (upsA, and upsB/upsC) composition of the DBLα repertoires and the number of DBLα types per isolate for each of the six sentinel sites in Uganda. Left hand y-axis: For each sentinel site in Uganda the bar graph depicts each isolate’s DBLα repertoire major sequence group (upsA, and upsB/upsC) composition. The upsA proportion is represented by the use of lighter color tones in the upper portion of the column, whereas the upsB/upsC proportion is indicated by darker color tones in the lower portion. Right hand y-axis: Line graph depicting the number of DBLα types identified in each isolate. The line graphs have been ordered such that the minimum DBLα repertoire size (smallest number of DBLα types per isolate) is on the left and the maximum DBLα repertoire size (largest number of DBLα types per isolate) is on the right for each sentinel site.