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. 2018 Jan 22;98(3):704–709. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.17-0445

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Figure 1. — Knockdown resistance (kdr) allele frequencies in Anopheles arabiensis populations across Kenya, 2014. 1014F mutation prevalences: Kanyawegi (10.5%), Port Victoria (9.2%), Chulaimbo (8.5%), Kamkuywa (2.9%), Homa Bay (1.7%), Kabernet (0.0%), Marigat (0.0%), Miwani (0.0%), Gazi (0.0%), Mtwapa (0.0%), and Malindi (0.0%). 1014S mutation prevalences: Chulaimbo (54.7%), Port Victoria (1.1%), Homa Bay (0.6%), Kanyawegi (5.3%), Kamkuywa (0.0%), Kabernet (0.0%), Marigat (0.0%), Miwani (0.0%), Gazi (0.0%), Mtwapa (0.0%), and Malindi (0.0%). This figure appears in color at www.ajtmh.org.