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. 2007 Feb 26;51(5):1830–1834. doi: 10.1128/AAC.01453-06

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FIG. 1. — (A) ST 9 is part of a clonal complex of 66 STs. The predicted founder is ST 15, but ST 9 is the founder of a large subgroup of 20 different STs. (B) ST 124 is the predicted founder of a group of 41 STs. Isolates of ST 124 from Germany, The Netherlands, Scandinavia, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada have been reported. All isolates in the database are reported to be penicillin G and macrolide sensitive, except for the German isolates, which are macrolide resistant. Other members of this group are mostly penicillin G and macrolide sensitive. (C) ST 273 is part of a clonal complex of 32 STs with the predicted founder ST 146. ST 273 is the cofounder of a subgroup of 11 STs.

FIG. 1. — (A) ST 9 is part of a clonal complex of 66 STs. The predicted founder is ST 15, but ST 9 is the founder of a large subgroup of 20 different STs. (B) ST 124 is the predicted founder of a group of 41 STs. Isolates of ST 124 from Germany, The Netherlands, Scandinavia, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada have been reported. All isolates in the database are reported to be penicillin G and macrolide sensitive, except for the German isolates, which are macrolide resistant. Other members of this group are mostly penicillin G and macrolide sensitive. (C) ST 273 is part of a clonal complex of 32 STs with the predicted founder ST 146. ST 273 is the cofounder of a subgroup of 11 STs.