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<p>Distribution of HPV genotypes in the Ghana screening group.</p>

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A) Number of HPV positive samples in the Ghana screening group, the number of HPV genotypes detected in one sample is indicated. B) The prevalence of HPV genotypes in the Ghana screening samples. C-F) Distribution of HPV genotypes per age group for the Ghana screening group. B-E) Prevalence is calculated using the number of HPV-positive participants as the denominator, the numbers above the bars indicate the absolute number of each genotype detected. Colours indicate prevalence of each genotype in a single genotype infection (black) or in a multiple genotype infection (green). High-risk genotypes are depicted in black; potential high-risk genotypes are depicted in grey.

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