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Flow chart summarizing the study design and laboratory analyses.

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Fig 2.

Example of the result obtained on the MEM-G6PD membrane of the Hybribio G6PDd test.

Results were interpreted based on colored dots appearing on specific probes of the MEM-G6PD membrane: mutant (M) probes for homozygous/hemizygous samples, both M and normal (N) probes for heterozygous samples, and only N probes for normal/undetected samples. A biotin control spot is shown in the bottom box (far right). The exact positions of these dots, and the mutations they represent, are provided in the kit protocol.

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Table 1.

Frequency of cases and range of G6PD activities measured by the OSMMR2000-D test (n = 258).

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Table 2.

G6PD mutation variants detected by the Hybribio G6PDd test among the Proto Malay Orang Asli population (n = 73).

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Fig 3.

Tree diagram showing the results of the Hybribio G6PDd test.

A total of 38 samples exhibited mutation variants: G6PD Viangchan (c.871G > A) (14 cases), G6PD Coimbra (c.592C > T) (12 cases), G6PD Union (c.1360C > T) (10 cases), and G6PD Kaiping (c.1388G > A) (2 cases).

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Table 3.

Allelic frequencies of G6PD mutations among the Proto Malay Orang Asli deficient and intermediate samples (<80% of AMM) (n = 34).

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Table 4.

Allelic frequencies of G6PD mutations among the Proto Malay Orang Asli normal samples (>80% of AMM) (n = 6).

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Table 5.

G6PD mutation variants among the three main groups of the Malaysian Orang Asli population.

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