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Fig 1.

A map of the study sites with malaria risk stratification background, Ethiopia.

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Table 1.

Species-specific primers used for the detection and the species identification of P. vivax and P. falciparum.

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Table 2.

AMRS PCR primers used for the detection of Duffy-positive and -negative genotypes.

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Table 3.

Sociodemographic characteristics of study participants in Ethiopia (n = 361).

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Fig 2.

Map showing the distribution of the Duffy genotypes at five different malaria endemic sites in Ethiopia.

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Table 4.

Analysis of Duffy status by study sites (altitude), study participants ethnicity and gender (n = 361).

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Table 5.

Analysis of heterozygous and homozygous Duffy positive patients with study site (altitude), ethnicity, and gender (n = 312).

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Table 6.

Analysis of P. vivax pure and mixed P. vivax/P. falciparum infections with Duffy genotype (n = 361).

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Table 7.

Association of Duffy status with asexual parasite density (n = 361).

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Fig 3.

Box plot showing the distribution of asexual parasite density among identified Duffy status.

Key: Fy+/+; homozygous Duffy-positive, Fy+/-; Heterozygous Duffy-positive, Fy-/-; Duffy-negative.

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