MOESM2 of Widespread co-endemicity of Trypanosoma species infecting cattle in the Sudano-Sahelian and Guinea Savannah zones of Cameroon

Additional file 2: Figure S2. gGAPDH amplicons of different Trypanosoma species gave one band size of 900â bp. The first lane shows the marker (M), the second (852) and third (853) lanes are positives, the fourth (884), fifth (895), sixth (898) and seventh (849) lanes are negative samples. The eight...

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Hauptverfasser:	Archile Paguem, Abanda, Babette, DieudonnĂŠ Ndjonka, Weber, Judith, Ngomtcho, Sen, Manchang, Kingsley, Mamoudou Adoulmoumini, Eisenbarth, Albert, Renz, Alfons, SĂ¸Rge Kelm, Mbunkah Achukwi
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description	Additional file 2: Figure S2. gGAPDH amplicons of different Trypanosoma species gave one band size of 900â bp. The first lane shows the marker (M), the second (852) and third (853) lanes are positives, the fourth (884), fifth (895), sixth (898) and seventh (849) lanes are negative samples. The eighth lane is the amplicon of T. grayi genomic DNA used as a positive control and C is double distilled water as a negative control.
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