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. 2010 Sep 8;48(11):4207–4215. doi: 10.1128/JCM.00344-10

TABLE 4.

Comparison of sequencing and microarray for detection of amino acids at 16 selected positionsa

Position No. of samples Microarray identification
No. of samples identified by sequencing as:
MUT
Ind
Type Amino acid I V L T A M N P W G S T L G M P V S A N I Y R D H C *
rt169 164 WT I 161 1
MUT T 0
L 0 1
Ind 1
rt173 164 WT V 150 1 1
MUT L 3 8 1
G 0
Ind 0
rt180 164 WT L 104 1
MUT M 2 28
C 0
Ind 14b 13c 2
rt181 164 WT A 124 1
MUT T 2
G 0
V 2 12
Ind 20d 2d 1d 0
rt184 164 WT T 152 1
MUT S 1 1 2
A 0
G 1 0
N 0
I 1
Ind 2 3
rt194 164 WT A 164
MUT T 0
Ind 0
rt202 163 WT S 155
MUT I 0
G 5 0
Ind 3e 0
rt204 164 WT M 104 1 2 3
MUT I 1 10
V 2 21 12
S 0
Ind 3f 3f 1f 0
rt236 123 WT N 57
MUT T 2
Y 0
Ind 58 6 0
rt250 114 WT M 107
MUT V 5 0
Ind 1g 1h
s120 163 WT P 53 3
MUT T 1 0
G 104
A 2 0
Ind 0
s145 162 WT G 56
MUT R 1 0
A 1
T 1 10 2
P 70 1
S 1 13
Ind 0
preC28 29 WT W 17 2
MUT * 2 8
R 0
Ind 0
preC29 22 WT G 22
MUT D 0
H 0
S 0
Ind 0
BCP1762 39 WT A 14 2 1
MUT T 2 10
G 2 4 0
Ind 2 2 0
BCP1764 39 WT G 14 1
MUT T 1 1 4 1
A 2 8
C 1 1 0
Ind 5 0
a

Samples with a reference Sanger sequence were tested with the microarray. The numbers of samples with a reference differ according to the codon and are indicated for each position. For each codon, either a wild type or one of the possible mutants (MUT) was identified by sequencing or the microarray. Ind, indeterminate; *, stop codon.

b

Eleven arginines, 2 phenylalanines, 1 proline.

c

Twelve arginines, 1 lysine.

d

Twenty-three prolines.

e

One valine, 1 cysteine and 1 glutamic acid.

f

Seven glycine.

g

Alanine.

h

Isoleucine by sequencing and threonine with the microarray.