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. 2006 Nov 14;109(5):2066–2077. doi: 10.1182/blood-2006-02-002477

Table 1.

Characteristics of patients in set 1 (training set)

Infection, patient no. Age Ethnicity Sex Clinical disease Bacteria vs virus E coli vs S aureus Acute RI Antimicrobial therapy
E coli
12 5 mo Black M Bacteremia Fig. 1A-B Fig. 3A-B NA Ceftriaxone
13 5 mo White F UTI Fig. 1A-B Fig. 3A-B NA Ceftriaxone
31 3 mo Hispanic F UTI, bacteremia Fig. 1A-B Fig. 3A-B NA Gentamicin
34 16 y White F Pyelonephritis Fig. 1C Fig. 3A-B NA Gentamicin
48 2 mo White M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ampicillin, ceftriaxone
57 3 mo Black F UTI, bacteremia Fig. 1C Fig. 3A-B NA Gentamicin
74 4 mo Hispanic F UTI, bacteremia Fig. 1A-B Fig. 3A-B NA Ceftriaxone
82 2 mo Hispanic M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3A-B NA Ampicillin, ceftriaxone
86 3 mo Hispanic M UTI Fig. 1A-B Fig. 3A-B NA Ceftriaxone
118 1.5 mo White M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Test 1 and 2
120 1.5 mo Hispanic M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ampicillin, ceftriaxone
133 2 mo Hispanic M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ceftriaxone
139 1 mo Hispanic M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ampicillin, ceftriaxone
148 8 y Hispanic F UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3A-B NA Ceftriaxone
151 1.5 mo Hispanic M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ampicillin, gentamicin
152 2.5 mo Black M Bacteremia, meningitis Fig. 1A-B Fig. 3A-B NA Ceftriaxone, gentamicin
154 2 mo Hispanic M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ceftriaxone
161 1.7 mo Hispanic M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ampicillin, ceftriaxone
168 3 mo White F UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ceftriaxone
171 3 mo Hispanic F UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ceftriaxone
175 0.5 mo Hispanic F UTI, bacteremia Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ceftriaxone
180 1 mo Hispanic M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ampicillin, gentamicin
183 1.5 mo Hispanic M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ampicillin, gentamicin, ceftriaxone
184 0.5 mo White F UTI, bacteremia Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ampicillin, gentamicin
188 1.5 mo White M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ampicillin, gentamicin, ceftriaxone
197 1.25 mo White M UTI Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ampicillin, gentamicin
219 5 mo White F UTI, bacteremia Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ceftriaxone
222 3 mo Hispanic F UTI, bacteremia Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ceftriaxone, gentamicin
229 4 mo Hispanic F UTI, bacteremia Fig. 1C Fig. 3C NA Ceftriaxone
S aureus
5 10 y Hispanic M Osteomyelitis Fig. 1D Fig. 3A-B NA Cefazolin
24 3 y Black M Osteomyelitis Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Vancomycin, rifampin
30 15 y Black M Bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Vancomycin
40 12 y White M Osteomyelitis, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Cefazolin
43 7 y Black M Hip abscess, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Vancomycin, rifampin
62 2 y White M Osteomyelitis Fig. 1D Fig. 3A-B NA Clindamycin
66 3 mo Black F Pneumonia Fig. 1D Fig. 3A-B Fig. 5C Vancomycin, gentamicin
67 7 y White F Osteomyelitis, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3A-B NA Vancomycin, rifampin
69 9 mo Hispanic M Lung abscess Fig. 1D Fig. 3A-B NA Vancomycin, cefazolin
70 15 mo White F Abscess Fig. 1D Fig. 3A-B NA Vancomycin
84 18 y Black F Abscess Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Cefazolin
88 11 mo Hispanic M Osteomyelitis, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3A-B NA Vancomycin
89 4 mo Black F Abscess Fig. 1D Fig. 3A-B NA Clindamycin
90 8 mo Black M Septic arthritis Fig. 1D Fig. 3A-B NA Oxacillin
150 9 y Black F Osteomyelitis, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Vancomycin, rifampin
179 12 y White M Endocarditis, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Oxacillin, gentamicin, rifampin
205 7 y Hispanic M Pneumonia, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C Fig. 5C Vancomycin
206 1 y Hispanic F Abscess Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Clindamycin
208 10 y White F Osteomyelitis, bacteremia, pneumonia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C Fig. 5C Vancomycin, clindamycin, rifampin
216 10 y Hispanic F Osteomyelitis, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3A-B NA Vancomycin, rifampin
220 11 y Hispanic M Osteomyelitis, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Cefazolin, rifampin
221 6 y Black F Osteomyelitis, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Vancomycin, rifampin
224 10 y White M Osteomyelitis, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Oxacillin, rifampin
241 10 mo Black F Pneumonia, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C Fig. 5C Vancomycin, rifampin
242 13 mo Black M Pneumonia, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C Fig. 5C* Clindamycin
258 8 y White F Osteomyelitis, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Cefazolin
262 13 y Hispanic M Abscess, bacteremia Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Clindamycin
264 13 y Black M Septic arthritis Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Vancomycin, cefazolin, gentamicin
271 13 y Black M Osteomyelitis Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Clindamycin
281 3 y White F Osteomyelitis Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Clindamycin
315 3 y Hispanic F Cellulitis Fig. 1D Fig. 3C NA Vancomycin
S pneumoniae
9 4 mo White M Abscess Fig. 1A-B NA NA Cefazolin
25 2 mo Hispanic M Meningitis Fig. 1A-B NA NA Ampicillin, ceftriaxone
41 23 mo White F Pneumonia, empyema Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C Ceftriaxone
64 10 mo White F Meningitis, bacteremia Fig. 1C NA NA Ceftriaxone, vancomycin
96 16 mo Hispanic M Pneumonia, empyema Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C Ceftriaxone, azithromycin
113 7 mo Hispanic F Septic arthritis Fig. 1A-B NA NA Ceftriaxone, clindamycin
155 3 mo Hispanic M Meningitis Fig. 1A-B NA NA Ceftriaxone, vancomycin
261 13 y White M Meningitis Fig. 1C NA NA Ceftriaxone, vancomycin
268 3 y Hispanic M Pneumonia, empyema Fig. 1C NA NA Ceftriaxone, clindamycin
265 2 y White F Pneumonia, empyema Fig. 1C NA Fig. 5C Ceftriaxone, vancomycin
277 16 y White M Pneumonia, empyema Fig. 1C NA Fig. 5C Ceftriaxone, vancomycin
287 3 y White F Pneumonia, bacteremia Fig. 1C NA Fig. 5C Ceftriaxone, vancomycin
289 2 y Hispanic M Pneumonia, bacteremia Fig. 1C NA Fig. 5C Ceftriaxone, vancomycin
Influenza A
55 11 mo Hispanic M Respiratory distress Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C Cefuroxime
87 19 mo White F Fever, hypoxia Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C Cefuroxime
92 1 mo Hispanic F Fever Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C Ampicillin, ceftriaxone
95 4 y Hispanic M Fever Fig. 1C-D NA Fig. 5C None
101 4 mo Hispanic M Fever, URI Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C* Cefuroxime, oseltamivir
104 17 mo Hispanic M Seizures, fever, respiratory failure Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C Ceftriaxone
105 4 y Hispanic F Fever, encephalopathy Fig. 1C-D NA Fig. 5C* Ceftriaxone, acyclovir, oseltamivir
107 1.5 mo Asian M Fever, lethargy Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C Ampicillin, ceftriaxone
108 5 mo Hispanic M Fever Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C Ceftriaxone
112 1 mo Hispanic M Fever, URI Fig. 1C-D NA Fig. 5C Ampicillin, gentamicin
114 18 mo Black F Respiratory distress, fever Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C Cefuroxime, oseltamivir
115 20 mo White M Seizures Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C Amoxicillin
116 2 y White M Fever, URI Fig. 1C-D NA NA Cefuroxime, clindamycin
117 24 y White F Fever Fig. 1C-D NA Fig. 5C None
128 11 mo Hispanic F Fever, hypoxia Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C* Cefuroxime
132 6 mo White M Respiratory distress, fever Fig. 1A-B NA Fig. 5C* Oxacillin, tobramycin
259 3 mo Hispanic F Pneumonia Fig. 1C-D NA Fig. 5C None
266 36 y White F Fever, cough Fig. 1C-D NA NA None

For E coli (n = 29), median age, 2 months (range, 2 weeks to 16 years); S aureus (n = 31), median age, 7 years (range, 3 months to 18 years); S pneumoniae (n = 13), median age, 1.9 years (range, 2 months to 16 years); and influenza A (n = 18), median age, 14 months (range, 3 weeks to 36 years).

RI indicates respiratory infection; NA, not applicable; UTI, urinary tract infection; URI, upper respiratory infection.

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These samples were characterized by a mixed signature.