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. 2005 Jul;43(7):3334–3340. doi: 10.1128/JCM.43.7.3334-3340.2005

TABLE 1.

Characteristics and genomic sizes of the C. fetus strain studied

Strain no. Strain designation Origin Type Subspecies SmaI
SalI
Genomic size (Mb) Type (no. of bands) Genomic size (Mb) Type (no. of bands)
1 80-109 Mammal A fetus 1.55 A (15) 1.55 A (15)
2 82-40 Mammal A fetus 1.42 B (14) 1.47 B (14)
3 83-94 Mammal A fetus 1.42 C (14) 1.47 B (14)
4 84-32 (23D) Mammal A fetus 1.60 D (15) 1.47 B (14)
5 84-86 Mammal A fetus 1.54 E (15) 1.47 B (14)
6 84-92 Mammal A fetus 1.54 E (15) 1.47 B (14)
7 99-256 Mammal A fetusa 1.56 A (15) 1.54 C (15)
8 84-87 Mammal B fetus 1.55 F (16) 1.49 D (16)
9 84-90 Mammal B fetus 1.42 B (14) 1.55 A (15)
10 84-91 Mammal B fetus 1.55 A (15) 1.55 A (15)
11 84-94 Mammal B fetus 1.55 A (15) 1.60 E (16)
12 84-104 Mammal B fetus 1.54 G (15) 1.59 F (15)
13 84-107 Mammal B fetus 1.55 A (15) 1.55 A (15)
14 84-112 Mammal A venerealis 1.58 H (17) 1.85 G (17)
15 99-257 Mammal A venerealis 1.64 I (18) 1.50 H (14)
16 85-388 Reptile A fetus 1.80 J (10) NAb NA
17 85-389 Reptile A fetus 1.44 K (8) NA NA
18 03-427 Reptile A fetus 1.72 L (9) NA NA
19 85-388 Reptile A/B fetus 1.83 M (10) NA NA
a

Strain 99-256 is from the American Type Culture Collection (ATCC 33561) and has been considered a C. fetus subsp. venerealis strain. However, the present study provides evidence that it is C. fetus subsp. fetus rather than C. fetus subsp. venerealis, based on RAPD and PFGE.

b

NA, not applicable, due to poor digestion.