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. 2018 Sep;24(9):1740–1743. doi: 10.3201/eid2409.180582

Table. Seropositivity of 1−4-year-old urban children for Zika virus and other flaviviruses, by province, Indonesia, October–November 2014*.

Province Serologic status, % (no. positive samples/total samples)
Suspected Zika virus seropositive† Confirmed Zika virus seropositive‡ Flavivirus seropositive§
Aceh 0 (0/22) 0 (0/22) 0 (0/22)
North Sumatra 9.1 (2/22) 4.5 (1/22) 4.5 (1/22)
West Sumatra 18.2 (4/22) 13.6 (3/22) 4.5 (1/22)
Jambi 18.2 (4/22) 18.2 (4/22) 0 (0/22)
Lampung 8.7 (2/23) 8.7 (2/23) 0 (0/23)
Banten 4.4 (2/45) 4.4 (2/45) 0 (0/45)
DKI Jakarta 10.6 (7/66) 10.6 (7/66) 0 (0/66)
West Java 11.1 (17/153) 8.5 (13/153) 2.0 (3/153)
Central Java 20.5 (18/88) 18.2 (16/88) 2.3 (2/88)
East Java 11.7 (13/111) 9.0 (10/111) 2.7 (3/111)
Bali 0 (0/22) 0 (0/22) 0 (0/22)
East Kalimantan 4.5 (1/22) 4.5 (1/22) 0 (0/22)
South Sulawesi 0 (0/22) 0 (0/22) 0 (0/22)
Southeast Sulawesi
13.6 (3/22)
4.5 (1/22)
9.1 (2/22)
All provinces 11.0 (73/662), 95% CI 5.34–13.32 9.1 (60/662), 95% CI 3.95–11.01 1.8 (12/662), 95% CI 0.23–3.35

*DENV, dengue virus; PRNT90, plaque reduction neutralization test with neutralization defined as >90% reduction in challenge virus PFUs.
†Serum samples that neutralized >90% of the challenge virus at a 1:10 dilution on initial Zika virus PRNT90 screening.
‡Serum samples that neutralized Zika virus only or had a PRNT90 titer >4-fold higher for Zika virus than for any DENV.
§Serum samples that neutralized Zika virus and DENV and had a PRNT90 titer for Zika virus that was <4-fold higher than that for any DENV.