Novel simian foamy virus infections from multiple monkey species in women from the Democratic Republic of Congo

Retrovirology

Table 3 Identification of frequent simian foamy virus (SFV) infection in rural DRC

ID	Sex, Age	Village	Forest frequency	NHP exposure¹	SFV WB	SFV polPCR²sequence
6753	F,12	Tokondo	Never	B, PE, E	Positive	Negative
8223	F, 23	Tokondo	Everyday	B, PE, E	Positive	*Co.* *angolensis*
14092	M, 13	Loseke	2-4 times/month	PDE, B	Positive	Negative
21044	F, 57	Asenge	Everyday	PE, E	Positive	*Co.* *angolensis*
22492	F, 62	Olombo Munene	>4 times/month	B, PE, E, S, BN	Positive	NA
23542	M, 32	Asenge	2-4 times/month	NA	Positive	Negative
30015	F, 62	Asenge	Everyday	B, PE, E	Positive	Negative
32863	F, 36	Asenge	Everyday	B, PE, E	Positive	NA
33740	F, 13	Asenge	>4 times/month	B, PE, E	Positive	Negative
35222	F, 18	CERS Kole Yango	Everyday	None reported	Positive	Negative
38662	F, 21	CERS Kole Yango	>4 times/month	B, PE, E	Positive	Negative
39443	F, 11	CERS Kole Yango	Never	E	Positive	Negative
39911	M, 59	Djombe	Everyday	B, PE, E	Positive	Negative
40224	F, 50	Djombe	>4 times/month	None reported	Positive	*Ce.* *ascanius*
41274	F, 25	CERS Kole Yango	Everyday	PE, E	Positive	Negative
42652	M, 29	Kole Yango	>4 times/month	E	Positive	Negative

1.NHP, nonhuman primate; PDE, pick up dead monkey to eat; B, butcher monkey; PE, prepare monkey to eat; E, eat monkey; S, scratched by monkey; BN, bitten by monkey.
2.pol, polymerase; when PCR is positive monkey origin of infection is provided.

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