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. 2021 Mar 18;14:163. doi: 10.1186/s13071-021-04650-4

Table 2.

Single and mixed infection of CVBD pathogens from 48 dogs (group 1: clinically suspected of vector-borne diseases) and 94 dogs (group 2: apparently healthy)

Pathogens No. positive dogs (%) DDBJ accessions BLAST matching
Group 1
(n = 48)
Group 2
(n = 94)
Single infections 6 (12.5%; CI 5.9–24.7) 25 (26.6%; CI 18.7–36.3%)
Babesia canis 2 (4.2%; CI 1.2–14.0) MT821184 KY359360 100%
Babesia vogeli 1 (2.1%; CI 0.4–10.9) 3 (3.2%; CI 1.1–9.0%) MT821127

FJ200218

100%

Hepatozoon canis 4 (8.3%; 3.3–19.6) 13 (13.9%; CI 8.3–22.2%) MT821480

KP715301

99.66%

Mycoplasma haemocanis 1 (2.1%; CI 0.4–10.9) 6 (6.4%; CI 3.0–13.2%) MT816510

KP715860

100%

Anaplasma platys 1 (2.1%; CI 0.4–10.9) 3 (3.2%; CI 1.1–9.0%) MT815595

CP046391

100%

Ehrlichia canis 1 (1.1%; CI 0.2–5.8%) MT815600 MN922610 100%
Co-infections 1 (2.1%; CI 0.4–10.9) 12 (12.8%; CI 7.5–21.0%)
Hepatozoon canis + Anaplasma platys 1 (2.1%; CI 0.4–10.9) 4 (4.3%; CI 1.7–10.4%)
Hepatozoon canis + Mycoplasma haemocanis 5 (5.3%; CI 2.3–11.8%)
Hepatozoon canis + Mycoplasma haematoparvum 2 (2.1%; CI 0.6–7.4%) MT816509

GQ129114

100%

Anaplasma platys + Mycoplasma heamatoparvum 1 (1.1%; CI 0.6–7.4%)

n: total number