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. 2008 Sep 24;2(9):e306. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0000306

Table 2. Chlamydia trachomatis strains identified in this study.

Genovar A strain VS1 VS1 CS2 CS2 VS2 VS2 CS4 VS4 VS4 Genovar B strain VS2
Nucleotide 278 289 304 353 505 523 790 991 1020 511
Ref A (HAR13) T (V) G (E) G (A) C (A) G (G) A (I) A A (T) G Ref B (M33636) G(G)
A 1 . . . . . . G . . B1 A (G→S)
A 2 . . A (A→T) . . C (I→L) G . A B2
A 3 . . A (A→T) . . C (I→L) G . .
A 4 . . . . . . G G (T→A) .
A 5 A (V→E) C (E→Q) . . A (G→S) . G . .
A 6 . . A (A→T) T (A→V) . C (I→L) G . A
A 7 . . A (A→T) . . . G . A
A 8 . . . . . . G . A

Only single nucleotide polymorphisms and their locations are shown. Reference strains are C. trachomatis HAR 13 (genovar A) (NC_007429) and C. trachomatis M33636 (genovar B). Letters in parenthesis represent the amino acid and any resulting change. Genotype B2 is identical to the reference strain. (VS, variable sequence. CS, conserved sequence.)