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. 2009 Feb 23;77(5):2201–2211. doi: 10.1128/IAI.01284-08

TABLE 1.

Content of variable genes in H. pylori isolates from patients with gastroduodenal diseases, defined using microarrays

Group and patient Age (yr) Gender No. of single isolates studieda No. of variable genes per single isolate in patients with mixed infectiond No. of variable genes per patiente
NAG patients
    357b 33 F 2 A = 143; B = 112 152
    284b 41 F 2 A = 93; B = 92 143
    320b 43 F 2 A = 52; B = 131 138
    103b 37 F 2 A = 81; B = 1 82
    386c 40 M 3 A = 76; B = 72; C = 4 139
    110 48 M 1 21
    370 44 F 1 187
    176 44 M 1 88
    345 35 F 1 85
    221 44 F 1 98
DU patients
    174b 41 F 2 A = 31; B = 150 164
    204b 61 M 2 A = 67; B = 113 126
    372b 46 M 2 A = 43; B = 126 127
    387b 31 M 2 A = 175; B = 127 181
    355 46 F 1 30
    362 28 F 1 126
    263 55 F 1 3
    336 77 F 1 85
    261 52 F 1 100
    379 48 F 1 1
GC patients
    510c 44 M 4 A = 25; B = 45; C = 13; D = 93 104
    188 46 F 1 27
    206 61 F 1 88
    377 66 M 1 96
    401 60 F 1 30
    535 44 F 1 137
    456 57 M 1 124
    331 36 F 1 113
    443 69 F 1 77
a

Defined using RAPD fingerprinting.

b

Patients with two RAPD patterns.

c

Patients with more than two RAPD patterns.

d

Number of variable genes in each isolate. Each letter (A, B, C, or D) represents a single isolate with a different RAPD pattern.

e

Overall number of variable genes per patient, considering that in the case of mixed infection a gene was present when it was found in at least one of the isolates from this patient.