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. 2022 Jul 5;34(4):638–645. doi: 10.1177/10406387221102430

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Figure 3. — A. Average number of viral reads per 100k sequences for Tanzania oral and cloacal swabs. Virus sensitivity was significantly higher in custom treatments compared to untreated controls and treatment with MAMribo (NEBNext rRNA depletion kit, human/mouse/rat; New England Biolabs) and CXribo (riboPOOL kit; siTOOLS Biotech). B. Average number of viral reads per 100k sequences for Mexico–Peru–Guatemala tissue samples preserved on FTA cards. Untreated controls are plotted but not visible because average virus read count per 100k sequences was <20. Custom treatment increased virus sensitivity up to 700-fold compared to untreated controls. Sample sizes in parentheses do not represent total number of samples evaluated, only those with virus present.