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Malaria elimination challenges in Mesoamerica: evidence of submicroscopic malaria reservoirs in Guatemala

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Fig. 1 Malaria cases in recent years (2000–2015). a Guatemala, b Escuintla, c Alta Verapaz and d Zacapa
Fig. 3 Map of study sentinel sites and malaria prevalences in 2015 per department. Guatemalan MOH surveillance data used
Fig. 4 Results per study site and overall. a Prevalence of malaria by qPCR and microscopy, b parasitaemia levels, c percentage of mature gameto‑cyte carriers in P

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