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Table 1.

Source of reference strains.

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Table 2.

Sequence of primers and probe in this study.

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Fig 1.

Scatter diagram of optimal annealing temperature in ddPCR.

Note: the annealing temperatures of C01-C12 are 50.0°C, 50.6°C, 51.5°C, 52.7°C, 53.9°C,55.3°C, 56.7°C, 58.1°C, 59.3°C, 60.5°C, 61.4°C and 62.0°C respectively.

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Fig 2.

Scatter diagram of optimal primer and probe concentration.

A: Determination of primer concentration: fixing the probe concentration to 250 nmol/L, and each primer concentration has been marked in the figure. B: Determination of probe concentration: fixing the primer concentration to 800 nmol/L, and each probe concentration has been marked in the figure.

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Fig 3.

Gradient dilution amplification diagram of ddPCR B. melitensis16M DNA was sequentially diluted 10 fold from stock solution to 10−7.

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Table 3.

Results of ddPCR repeatability test.

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Fig 4.

Results of ddPCR specificity test.

Note: 1–9 B. melitensis bv1, 2 and 3, B. abortus bv1, 2 and 3, B. suis bv1, B. canis and B. ovis. 10–15 specific strains: Yersinia enterocolitica O:9, Yersinia enterocolitica O:3, Salmonella typhimurium, Escherichia coli O157, Vibrio parahaemolyticus; Vibrio cholerae O1.

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Table 4.

Whole blood samples detected by qPCR and dd PCR.

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Table 5.

Changes of Ct values and copies after follow-up treatment.

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