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. 2011 Apr;49(4):1483–1488. doi: 10.1128/JCM.01976-10

Table 1.

Results of ITS-PCR

Organism Control strain ITS-PCR type (no. of strains tested) Size of amplified DNA fragment(s) (bp [mean ± SD])a
Achromobacter xylosoxidans JCM 5490T axy1 (2) 436 ± 1, 683 ± 4
JCM 9659T axy2 (5) 690 ± 4, 745 ± 6
Acinetobacter calcoaceticus-baumannii complexb JCM 6841T
JCM 6842T aba (12) 685 ± 6
Acinetobacter junii K6122 aju (1) 750 ± 4, 790 ± 6
Acinetobacter lwoffii JCM 6840T alw (2) 740 ± 7, 760 ± 7, 815 ± 10
850 ± 10, 910 ± 15
Aeromonas hydrophila JCM 1027T ahy (9) 562 ± 7, 618 ± 7, 626 ± 9, 642 ± 7, 663 ± 8
Alcaligenes faecalis JCM 1474T afa (2) 438 ± 3, 679 ± 5
Bacteroides fragilis group ATCC 25285T bfr1 (18) 241 ± 2, 583 ± 8, 645 ± 7
K1845 bfr2 (14) 242 ± 3, 458 ± 3, 580 ± 4, 645 ± 8
K7144 bfr3 (10) 458 ± 3, 540 ± 3, 610 ± 3
Burkholderia cepacia K9261 bce (4) 479 ± 8, 619 ± 5, 661 ± 5
Buttiauxella agrestis JCM 1090T bag (1) 486 ± 1, 653 ± 4
Campylobacter jejuni K9554 cje (3) 949 ± 8
Cardiobacterium hominis K5271 cho (1) 612 ± 4
Cedecea davisae JCM 1685T cda (1) 451 ± 1, 479 ± 2, 629 ± 2
Chryseobacterium indologenes NBRC 14944T cin (2) 743 ± 5, 1,765 ± 35
Citrobacter freundii K948 cfr (4) 324 ± 2, 483 ± 8, 629 ± 2
Citrobacter koseri K12195 cko (10) 443 ± 5, 475 ± 4, 498, 605 ± 3
Cronobacter sakazakii JCM 1233T csa (1) 450 ± 2, 517 ± 2
Delftia acidovorans JCM 5833T dac (3) 756 ± 5
Edwardsiella tarda JCM 1656T eta (2) 434 ± 5, 529 ± 6
Elizabethkingia meningoseptica NBRC 12535T eme (1) 688 ± 5
Enterobacter aerogenes K1235 eae (8)c 291 ± 6, 447 ± 5, 595 ± 4
Enterobacter cloacae ATCC 23355 ecl1 (10)c 294 ± 5, 440 ± 6, 591 ± 6
K12309 ecl2 (20) 295 ± 4, 441 ± 6, 529 ± 6
K12880 ecl3 (11) 292 ± 4, 438 ± 7, 526 ± 7, 593 ± 8
Escherichia coli ATCC 35218 eco (22) 422 ± 1, 444 ± 4, 455 ± 5, 478 ± 5, 529 ± 4, 540 ± 4, 553 ± 2
Haemophilus influenzae IID983 hin (17) 578 ± 5, 681 ± 2, 766 ± 3, 793 ± 5, 825 ± 9, 854 ± 8
Klebsiella pneumoniae ATCC 700603 kpn1 (14) 290 ± 4, 311 ± 3, 439 ± 5, 467 ± 5, 520 ± 5, 591 ± 7
K14488 kpn2 (2) 315 ± 2, 477 ± 5, 623 ± 3
Klebsiella oxytoca K7 kox (15)c 293 ± 3, 439 ± 4, 590 ± 5
Morganella morganii JCM 1672T mmo1 (5) 451 ± 2, 569 ± 6, 591 ± 7, 775 ± 10
K4081 mmo2 (4) 562 ± 2, 586 ± 3, 744 ± 4, 778 ± 6
K5488 mmo3 (3) 589 ± 9, 760 ± 6, 779 ± 6
Neisseria meningitidis K15850 nme (3) 732 ± 7
Pantoea agglomerans JCM 1236T pag (2) 470 ± 1, 487 ± 3, 674 ± 6
Pasteurella multocida K5105 pmu (3) 498 ± 3, 716 ± 4
Proteus mirabilis JCM 1669T pmi1 (15) 501 ± 6, 622 ± 5, 647 ± 7, 674 ± 8
830 ± 7
K7446 pmi2 (4) 629 ± 7, 659 ± 5, 689 ± 4, 820 ± 9
Proteus vulgaris JCM 1668T pvu (6) 608 ± 3, 633 ± 7, 657 ± 2, 784 ± 4
812 ± 5, 865 ± 3
Providencia alcalifaciens JCM 1673T pal (1) 514 ± 5, 672 ± 8
Providencia rettgeri JCM 1675T pre1 (4) 702 ± 8, 732 ± 10, 756 ± 4, 787 ± 3
819 ± 8, 890 ± 12
K8723 pre2 (3) 670 ± 5, 761 ± 9
Pseudomonas aeruginosa K10836 pae (15) 318 ± 3, 560 ± 4
Pseudomonas alcaligenes JCM 5967T pal (2) 576 ± 4
Pseudomonas pseudoalcaligenes JCM 5968T pps (2) 606 ± 3
Pseudomonas fluorescens JCM 5963T pfl (6) 421 ± 1, 608 ± 3
Pseudomonas putida JCM 6156 ppu1 (7) 374 ± 6, 383 ± 1, 558 ± 2, 595 ± 6
JCM 6158 ppu2 (1) 401 ± 3, 589 ± 3
Pseudomonas stutzeri ATCC 17588 pst (1) 591 ± 3
Ralstonia pickettii JCM 5969T rpi (3) 594 ± 7
Salmonella entericad ATCC 14028 sen (9) 449 ± 4, 512 ± 5, 624 ± 4
Serratia marcescens JCM 1239T smar1 (12) 501 ± 4, 568 ± 5
ATCC 8100 smar2 (2) 504 ± 4, 547 ± 1, 568 ± 3
K7701 smar3 (4) 548 ± 3, 566 ± 3
K12077 smar4 (3) 546 ± 4, 564 ± 6, 615 ± 3
Sphingobacterium spiritivorum JCM 1277T ssp (1) 474 ± 4
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia JCM 1976 smal1 (16) 606 ± 8, 627 ± 5, 647 ± 6
JCM 1975T smal2 (3) 624 ± 5
Vibrio vulnificus JCM 3725T vvu (1) 540 ± 3, 601 ± 3, 661 ± 4, 787 ± 9
a

Mean amplicon sizes were obtained from the results of three experiments for each control strain. The underlining indicates the sharp and intense fragments that were consistently observed.

b

Acinetobacter calcoaceticus-baumannii complex included two reference strains, Acinetobacter calcoaceticus JCM6841T and Acinetobacter baumannii JCM6842T.

c

ITS-PCR patterns of Enterobacter aerogenes strains and some Enterobacter cloacae strains were similar to those of Klebsiella oxytoca.

d

Nine strains of the genus Salmonella included six serotypes: S. enterica serotype Paratyphi A, S. enterica serotype Paratyphi B, S. enterica serotype Choleraesuis, S. enterica serotype Typhimurium, S. enterica serotype Typhi, and S. enterica serotype Enteritidis.