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Table 1 Frequencies of haplotypes found during the transmission periods 2014–2016 (May 2014–April 2017), p-values are from Fisher’s exact test for trend over time

From: Proof of concept: used malaria rapid diagnostic tests applied for parallel sequencing for surveillance of molecular markers of anti-malarial resistance in Bissau, Guinea-Bissau during 2014–2017

Frequencies of haplotypes

Gene

Haplotype

2014

2015

2016

p-value (trend)

18S success

 

76% (n = 228)

80% (n = 676)

66% (n = 486)

 

pfcrt

c. 72-76

CVMNK (wildtype)

67% (45/67)

60% (187/311)

45% (99/219)

0.006

CVIET (mutant)

33% (22/67)

40% (124/311)

55% (120/219)

0.006

pfmdr1

c. 86 + 184

NF

57% (43/75)

73% (212/290)

62% (116/187)

0.052

NY

29% (22/75)

23% (68/290)

29% (55/187)

0.052

YF

11% (8/75)

3% (9/290)

9% (16/187)

0.084

YY

3% (2/75)

0% (1/290)

0% (0/187)

0.109

pfdhfr

c. 51 + 59 + 108

NCS (wildtype)

17% (14/82)

4% (18/407)

4% (17/443)

0.001

IRN (triple mutant)

73% (60/82)

92% (373/407)

85% (376/443)

0.001

pfdhps

c. 436 + 437 + 540 + 581 + 613

AAKAA (wildtype)

25% (17/68)

25% (23/93)

23% (39/170)

0.956

AGKAA (mutant)

15% (10/68)

6% (6/93)

11% (19/170)

0.439

SAKAA (wildtype)

26% (18/68)

29% (27/93)

21% (36/170)

0.083

SGKAA (mutant)

34% (23/68)

38% (35/93)

43% (73/170)

0.448

pfdhfr

c. 51 + 59 + 108 + pfdhps

c. 437

IRN + G (quadruple mutant)

33% (16/49)

49% (97/199)

51% (94/185)

0.072

  1. Mixed infections were omitted from haplotype analysis