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. 2012 Jul 12;2(4):e001179. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2012-001179

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Typing. Typing data on cases of Campylobacter from England and Wales, 1989–2009. Data in the HPA data set (29 081 isolates) includes the number of Campylobacter jejuni and Campylobacter coli combined serotype (HS) and phage type (PT) combinations (HS/PT) against the number of isolates in each type (A) the separate HS and PT types for C jejuni and C coli (B). The PubMLST database (1394 isolates) shows the number of types from human cases against the number of patient isolates. The figures represent individual sequenced genes for uncA (C), tkt (D), pgm (E), glyA (F), gltA (G), glnA (H) and aspA (I), with an average of the seven genes (J) and the individual ST and CC (K).