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. 2019 Jun 21;70(9):1875–1881. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciz541

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Figure 3. — Performance of qPCR on CSF. A, Results of performing a TsolR13 qPCR assay on unpaired CSF samples from patients during an infection with active NCC (n = 18, blue circles) and during cured NCC (n = 18, red squares), plotted as a function of Cq (y axis). A Cq of 40 is considered negative; less than 40 is considered positive. B, Results of TsolR13 qPCR on 6 subjects with paired CSF samples (subset of panel A samples) during active and cured (x axis) time periods, plotted as a function of Cq. Abbreviations: CSF, cerebral spinal fluid; NCC, neurocysticercosis; qPCR, quantitative polymerase chain reaction.