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Table 1.

The sequence of the primers used in the present study.

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Table 2.

The sociodemographic data of patients participating in the present study.

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Fig 1.

Agarose gel 1.5% stained with ethidium bromide showing PCR products of tpi gene amplification of Giardia duodenalis.

Lane M: Molecular weight marker (100 bp), lane NC: negative control. Lanes (1 to 10): patient samples. The lanes with positive PCR products at 605 bp. Lanes (1, 4 & 7): negative samples.

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Table 3.

The prevalence of Giardia infection among patients with different symptoms.

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Table 4.

The prevalence of Giardia infection among symptomatic and asymptomatic cases in relation to gender.

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Fig 2.

Nested PCR amplification of Giardia species-specific primers in 1.5% agarose gel stained with ethidium bromide: Showing nested PCR products of Giardia genotype A with positive bands at 332 bp.

Lanes (1–10): positive specimens.

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Fig 3.

1.5% agarose gel stained with ethidium bromide showing nested PCR amplification of Giardia genotype B with positive bands at 400 bp.

Lanes (4, 7, 9 & 11): negative genotype B specimens. Lane (M): 100 bp molecular weight ladder.

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Table 5.

The correlation between different Giardia assemblages and patients’ demographic data.

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Fig 4.

Association between different Giardia assemblages with patient symptoms.

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Table 6.

The association between different Giardia assemblages and patients’ symptoms.

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