Table 1. Vibrio vulnificus isolates from Israel that were genetically analyzed, 2003–2006*.
Isolate identification | Biotype | Date | Origin/hospital name | IMH no.† |
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Environmental | ||||
VVyb1 | 3 | 2004 | Store: yb1-yb53 Pond: yb54-yb58 | |
VVyb2–VVyb58, (VVyb38, VVyb45 missing) | 1 | |||
VVyb63, VVyb66, VVyb67 VVyb71–VVyb73, VVyb83, VVyb86–Vvyb93, VVyb95–Vvyb109, VVyb111–VVyb126 | 3 | 2005 | Store: yb87-yb126, yb158-yb193 Pond: yb62-yb86 | |
VVyb59–VVyb62, VVyb64,VVyb65, VVyb68–VVyb70, VVyb74–VVyb82, VVyb84, VVyb85, VVyb159, VVyb162–VVyb164, VVyb167–VVyb170, VVyb172–VVyb182, VVyb187, VVyb189–VVyb193 | 1 | |||
VVyb94, VVyb110, VVyb158, VVyb160, VVyb161, VVyb165, VVyb166, VVyb171, VVyb183–VVyb186, VVyb188 | ND | |||
VVyb127–Vyb133, VVyb137–VVyb157 | 3 | 2006 | Store: yb127-yb134, yb194-yb206 Pond: yb135-yb157, yb207-yb221 | |
VVyb134–VVyb136, VVyb195–VVyb208, VVyb210–VVyb216, VVyb218–VVyb221, (VVyb201, VVyb212 missing) | 1 | |||
VVyb209, VVyb217 | ND | |||
v232‡ |
3 |
2003 Dec |
Fish |
8/03e |
Clinical§ | ||||
v233 | 3 | 2006 May | Rivka Ziv | 1/06 |
v234 | 3 | 2006 Sep | HaEmek | 2/06 |
v235 | ND | 2006 Oct | Western Galilee | 3/06 |
v236 | 3 | 2005 Feb | HaEmek | 1/05 |
v237 | 3 | 2005 Jun | Western Galilee | 2/05 |
v238 | 3 | 2005 Jun | Western Galilee | 5/05 |
v239 | 3 | 2005 Aug | Rambam | 6/05 |
v240 | 3 | 2005 Oct | Western Galilee | 7/05 |
v241 | 3 | 2005 Nov | Rambam | 8/05 |
v242 | 3 | 2005 Nov | Rambam | 9/05 |
v243 | 3 | 2005 Dec | Carmel | 10/05 |
v244 | 3 | 2005 Nov | Western Galilee | 11/05 |
v245 | 3 | 2005 Jun | Carmel | 3/05 |
v246 | ND† | 2005 Jun | Rambam | 4/05 |
v247 | 3 | 2004 Jun | HaEmek | 2/04 |
v248 | 3 | 2004 Jun | HaEmek | 3/04 |
v249 | 3 | 2004 Jun | HaEmek | 4/04 |
v250 | 3 | 2004 Jul | Rambam | 5/04 |
v251 | 3 | 2004 Aug | Western Galilee | 6/04 |
v252 | 1 | 2004 Aug | Western Galilee | 7/04 |
v253 | 3 | 2004 Oct | Carmel | 9/04 |
v254 | 3 | 2003 Dec | Barzilai | 8/03 |
*IMH, Israeli Ministry of Health; ND, not determined. †All clinical isolates are part of the IMH collection. ‡Previously studied (7). §All clinical isolates are associated with fish.