TABLE 1.
Strain | Yr of isolation/location | Clinical source | Age (yr) | Sex | Serogroup | Tetr genea |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1499-84 | 1984/New York | Blood | NBb | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
628-86 | 1986/Oregon | Wound | 20 | Male | P | tet(O) |
1217-87 | 1987/Louisiana | Placenta | 27 | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
1451-92 | 1992/New York | Placenta | NRc | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
638-93 | 1993/Canada | Cervix | 26 | Female | NG1 (C1) | S |
2144-93 | 1993/Maryland | Cervix | NR | Female | P | S |
219-94 | 1994/Georgia | Vagina | 16 | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
369-94 | 1994/South Carolina | Placenta | 20 | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
834-94 | 1994/Canada | Wound | 47 | Female | P | tet(M) |
1013-94 | 1994/Georgia | Urine | 34 | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
1014-94 | 1994/Maryland | Genital tissue | NR | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
345-95 | 1995/Florida | Placenta | 22 | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
1256-95 | 1995/Florida | Wound | 41 | Male | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
1533-95 | 1995/Florida | Cervix | 22 | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(O) |
2885-95 | 1995/New Jersey | Blood | 39 | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
3676-95 | 1995/New York | Wound | NR | NR | NG1 (C1) | S |
4188-95 | 1995/Georgia | NR | NR | NR | NG1 (C1) | S |
4189-95 | 1995/Georgia | NR | NR | NR | NG1 (C1) | S |
663-96 | 1996/New Jersey | NR | 30 | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
4524-96 | 1996/Georgia | Placenta | NR | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
3123-97 | 1997/Philadelphia | Cervix | 25 | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M) |
3176-97 | 1997/Georgia | Umbilicus | NR | NR | NG1 (C1) | tet(M)/tet(O) |
790-98 | 1998/Alberta | Placenta | 33 | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M)/tet(O) |
3657-98 | 1998/London | Vagina | NR | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M)/tet(O) |
3658-98 | 1998/London | Placenta | NR | Female | NG1 (C1) | tet(M)/tet(O) |
That is, the tetracycline resistance gene. S, isolate susceptible to tetracycline.
NB, newborn.
NR, not reported.