AMA1 amplicon sequencing and DBLα-tag sequencing in paired samples from Jan and May.
<p>(<b>A</b>) AMA1 haplotype sharing between paired samples of 8 study participant at the beginning (startDry) and end of the dry season (endDry) 2019. Each box corresponds to a study participant, participant ID is shown in the gray shaded area. Dots represent a haplotype, identifi...
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2025
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| Summary: | <p>(<b>A</b>) AMA1 haplotype sharing between paired samples of 8 study participant at the beginning (startDry) and end of the dry season (endDry) 2019. Each box corresponds to a study participant, participant ID is shown in the gray shaded area. Dots represent a haplotype, identifiers are listed on the y-axis, with dot size indicating cluster abundance as proportion of reads. Clusters present at both timepoints are connected by a line. Two replicates per sample, haplotypes were clustered by 0.989 similarity and had to be present in both replicates. Red boxes indicate samples were all haplotypes present at the end of the dry season are also detected at the season’s start. (<b>B</b>) DBLα-tag sharing between paired samples of 9 study participants at start and end of the 2019 dry season, each box corresponds to a study participant with ID shown in the gray shaded area. Dots represent a DBLα-tag, shared tags between timepoints are connected by a line. Color indicates annotation by best BLAST hit (min value 1e-02) in an annotated <i>var</i> database, abundance as proportion of reads in the sample is shown as dot size. Samples of study participants are shown in the same position in A and B panels.</p> <p>(TIF)</p> |
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