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Fig 1.

Countries participating to the RVF proficiency test (PT).

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Table 1.

Origin and status of the samples included in the panel used to assess the performance criteria.

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Table 2.

Results of RVF antibody detection PT.

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Fig 2.

Serological distribution of the RVF PT panel sera according to the two commercial kits (a) ID Screen® Rift Valley Fever Competition Multi-species and (b) INgezim FVR Compac.

The star * or. indicate the sera N°8 to 10, corresponding to the repeatability criteria.

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Fig 3.

Dose-response relationship using the commercial ID Screen® Rift Valley Fever Competition multi-species kit (ID.Vet, France).

(a) ID Screen® Rift Valley Fever Competition Multi-species and (b) INgezim FVR Compac. CP stands for competition percentage, IP for Inhibition percentage. Dash lines correspond to the positive threshold.

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Table 3.

Repeatability assessed with either the ID Screen® Rift Valley Fever Competition Multi-species or the INgezim FVR Compac kits, based on the 3 sera included in the panel specifically for that purpose.

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Fig 4.

Assessment of the inter-repeatability based on the 3 sera included in the panel specifically for that purpose.

Distribution of the Competitition Percentage (CP, %) or Inhibition Percentage (IP, %), depending on the test used, either ID Screen® Rift Valley Fever Competition Multi-species (a) or INgezim FVR Compac (b). White boxes correspond to inter-repeatability for each of the 3 sera whereas the dotted box corresponds to the global inter-repeatability.

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