Table 3. Chlamydia trachomatis serovars and genotypic variants detected in positive samples among a cohort of sexually active 16 to 25 year old women.

Chlamydia serovar	Genbank accession number	Prevalent infection N (%)	Incident infection (including re-infection) N (%)	Re-infection N (%)
D	HM230054	2 (3.6)	3 (6.4)	1 (7.1)
E	HM230055	27 (49.1)	28 (59.6)	12 (85.7)
E varianta	HM230056	1 (1.8)
F	HM230057	12 (21.8)	5 (10.6)	1 (7.1)
G	HM230058	3 (5.5)	2 (4.3)
G variantb	HM230059	2 (3.6)
H	HM230060		1 (2.1)
Ia	HM230061	1 (1.8)
J	HM230062	1 (1.8)
K	HM230063	3 (5.5)
N/Ac		3 (5.5)	8 (17.0)
TOTAL		55	47	14

^a  = E variant has 100% homology to Genbank sequence GU903922 (C. trachomatis strain 1969 from Australian male population);

^b  = G variant has 100% homology to Genbank sequence FJ261928 (G/IU-FW0267);

^c  = N/A: serovar unable to be determined.