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Table 1.

Number of samples tested by different methods

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Figure 1.

Picture of a positive result by the dRIT of a Chadian rabies sample, Magnification 400×.

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Figure 2.

Picture of a negative result by the dRIT of a Chadian rabies sample, Magnification 400×.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of the 47 rabies suspicious animals

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Table 3.

Results of DFA and dRIT by testing 35 fresh samples

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Table 4.

Retesting of dRIT and DFA in Chad: Simple Cohen's kappa coefficients calculated by comparing the retesting results with the DFA result of the samples in fresh condition

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Table 5.

Retesting of dRIT and DFA at CDC: Simple Cohen's kappa coefficients calculated by comparing the retesting results with the DFA result of the samples in fresh condition

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Figure 3.

Phylogenetic tree of representative of all African groups (1, 2 and 3) after Kissi et al. (1995) and SHBRV as a root.

Branch lengths correspond to differences between sequences (scale at the bottom of the figure). Only significant bootstraps values are shown. The samples of our study are labelled as Chad+number.

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