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. 2012 Mar;194(6):1641. doi: 10.1128/JB.00048-12

African 2, a Clonal Complex of Mycobacterium bovis Epidemiologically Important in East Africa

Stefan Berg 1, M Carmen Garcia-Pelayo 1, Borna Müller 1, Elena Hailu 1, Benon Asiimwe 1, Kristin Kremer 1, James Dale 1, M Beatrice Boniotti 1, Sabrina Rodriguez 1, Markus Hilty 1, Leen Rigouts 1, Rebuma Firdessa 1, Adelina Machado 1, Custodia Mucavele 1, Bongo Nare Richard Ngandolo 1, Judith Bruchfeld 1, Laura Boschiroli 1, Annélle Müller 1, Naima Sahraoui 1, Maria Pacciarini 1, Simeon Cadmus 1, Moses Joloba 1, Dick van Soolingen 1, Anita L Michel 1, Berit Djønne 1, Alicia Aranaz 1, Jakob Zinsstag 1, Paul van Helden 1, Françoise Portaels 1, Rudovick Kazwala 1, Gunilla Källenius 1, R Glyn Hewinson 1, Abraham Aseffa 1, Stephen V Gordon 1, Noel H Smith 1
PMCID: PMC3294821

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Volume 193, no. 3, p. 670–678, 2011. Page 671, column 2: Lines 7 through 14 should read as follows: “The status of the RDAf2 region (deleted or intact) was assessed by multiplex PCR with a set of three primers (primer set Af2): two primers targeting the flanking regions of RDAf2 (RDAf2_Fw, 5′-ACCGCCCTGTCCTATGTGAG, and RDAf2_Rev, 5′-TGACGGTTGCCTTTCTTGAC) and one primer hybridizing with the internal region of RDAf2 (RDAf2_IntRev, 5′-CACTGTCTCCGCTCATCATG). A PCR product of 451 bp (RDAf2 intact) or 711 bp (RDAf2 deleted) was identified by agarose gel electrophoresis.”


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