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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Future Microbiol. 2010 Mar;5:431–453. doi: 10.2217/fmb.10.4

Table 1. Shiga toxin variants and disease progression.

Toxin Amino acid homology (%) Disease progression
Stx1 D → HC → HUS
Stx1c (A) 97; (B) 95 D → HC → HUS
Stx1d (A) 93; (B) 92 D
Stx2 D → HC → HUS
Stx2c (A) 100; (B) 97 D → HC → HUS
Stx2c2 (A) 100; (B) 97 D
Stx2d (A) 99; (B) 97 D
Stx2dactivatable (A) 99; (B) 97 D → HC → HUS
Stx2e (A) 93; (B) 84 D
Stx2f (A) 63; (B) 57 D

% amino acid sequence homology of (A) A-subunits and (B) B-subunits of Stx1 variants vs Stx1 or Stx2 variants vs Stx2. Data derived from [140145].

Adapted from [22].

D: Diarrhea; HC: Hemorrhagic colitis; HUS: Hemolytic uremic syndrome; Stx: Shiga toxin.