PCR results (Ct values) for dogs with a Ct value indicating a <i>T</i>. <i>cruzi-</i>positive sample.

PCR results (Ct values) for dogs with a Ct value indicating a <i>T</i>. <i>cruzi-</i>positive sample.

<p>No Ct value or a Ct value of 36 or higher during qPCR is considered a negative PCR result and is noted as “-” in this table.</p>

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Main Author:	Rachel E. Busselman (10142078) (author)
Other Authors:	Alyssa C. Meyers (4336645) (author), Italo B. Zecca (11675588) (author), Lisa D. Auckland (8638335) (author), Andres H. Castro (11675591) (author), Rebecca E. Dowd (11675594) (author), Rachel Curtis-Robles (835328) (author), Carolyn L. Hodo (11675597) (author), Ashley B. Saunders (8638338) (author), Sarah A. Hamer (8567931) (author)
Published:	2021
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Ecology Immunology Infectious Diseases Virology Computational Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified multiple independent platforms div >< p resulting incidence rate dogs initially enrolled dogs directly detected canine chagas disease 34 dogs enrolled 30 dogs enrolled trypanosoma cruzi </ dog kennel environments kennel environments human disease high incidence dogs living cruzi </ cruzi -</ urgent need triatomine vectors study highlights protozoan parasite one year one dog month period longitudinal tracking increasingly recognized human health health concern endemic may diagnostic results characterize changes >- infected 10 new
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