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Fig 1.

Comparison of the Biosensor (BS) with spectrophotometry (Spec) a) Scatter plot and b) Bland-Altman plot. Inconsistent results: results with <30% by one method, but not the other; a) rs = 0.7729; p<0.001, n = 152, red lines indicate 30% cut off. b) Mean difference: 0.72 U/gHb, 95% LoA: -4.82 to 3.38 U/gHb (grey shaded area).

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Fig 2.

Comparison of the STANDARD G6PD TEST with spectrophotometry a) Scatter plot and b) Bland-Altman Plot. Inconsistent results: results with <30% by one method, but not the other; a) rs = 0.9145; p<0.001, n = 108, red lines indicate 30% cut-off. b) Mean difference: 0.83 U/gHb, 95% LoA: -3.10 to 1.44 U/gHb (grey shaded area).

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Fig 3.

Receiver operator curves for the two biosensors at the 30% (a) and 70% (b) threshold activities done in the laboratory. a) p = 0.165, n = 102 b) p = 0.068, n = 102.

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Table 1.

Performance in the reference laboratory and optimal cut off of Biosensor and STANDARD G6PD TEST at different thresholds.

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Table 2.

Performance and optimal cut-off of SG at different threshold activities in the field.

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Fig 4.

Absolute drop in G6PD activity over time under different storage conditions.

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Table 3.

Change in G6PD activity between the first measurement by spectrophotometry in the laboratory and after storage at room temperature and 4°C.

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