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. 2002 Jun;70(6):3094–3100. doi: 10.1128/IAI.70.6.3094-3100.2002

TABLE 3.

Presence of pilS homologues in other STEC strains

E. coli strain Serotypea Sourceb Presence of:
pilSc saad LEEe ehxAe
98NK2 O113:H21 HUS + + +
97MW1 O113:H21 BD, MHA, T + + +
3848 O113:H21 HUS + + +
1183 O113:H21 HUS + + +
MW10 O113:H21 Food + + +
94CR O48:H21 HUS + + +
B2F1 O91:H21 HUS + +
MW13 O98 Food + + +
MW2 Ont Food + + +
MW14 ND Food + + +
MW8 Ont Food + + +
MW6 OR Food + + +
MW3 O82:H8 Food + + +
MW7 Ont:H11 Food + + +
95HE4 O91 D + + +
MW15 O141 Food +
MW4 Ont Food +
MW11 ND Food
MW12 O159 Food
EDL933 O157:H7 BD + +
96GR1 O157:H HUS + +
95ZG1 O26 BD + +
96RO1 O111:H HUS + +
95NR1 O111:H HUS + +
a

Ont, O nontypeable; OR, O rough; ND, serotype not determined.

b

STEC strains were isolated either from foods or from the feces of patients with uncomplicated diarrhea (D), bloody diarrhea (BD), microangiopathic hemolytic anemia (MHA), thrombocytopenia (T), or hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS).

c

Determined by Southern hybridization analysis with a digoxigenin-labeled PCR product corresponding to the complete pilS open reading frame as probe and by PCR.

d

Determined by Southern hybridization analysis (22).

e

Determined by PCR for eae and ehxA (21, 24).