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Table 1.

Epidemiological factors in 6 cases with Plasmodium ovale infection

No.	Code	Gender	Age	Diagnosis		Travel country	Date of return from travel	Diagnosis date	Latency period (days)	Accession No. (Genbank)
No.	Code	Gender	Age	Methods	Type	Travel country	Date of return from travel	Diagnosis date	Latency period (days)	Accession No. (Genbank)
1	13Po-1	Male	45	Microscopy, PCR	Pow	Equatorial Guinea	20121009	20130114	97	MN515106
2	14Po-1	Male	47	PCR	Pow	Angola	20131017	20140407	172	MN515108
3	15Po-1	Male	25	PCR	Poc	Cameroon	20140820	20150116	149	MN515109
4	15Po-2	Male	36	PCR	Pow	Zambia	20141028	20150128	92	MN518342 MN515138
5	15Po-3	Female	57	PCR	Pow	Zambia	20150303	20150407	35	MN515141
6	16Po-2	Female	45	Microscopy, PCR	Pow	Uganda	20160814	20161129	107	MN515142

Po, Plasmodium ovale; Pow, P. ovale wallikeri; Poc, P. ovale curtisi; PCR, Polymerase Chain Reaction.