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. 2012 Sep 6;6(9):e1809. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0001809

Table 2. Giardia duodenalis assemblages and genotypes in wastewater samples of four cities in China during 2006–2009.

Genotype or subtype Ref No. No. of positive samples (No. of positive PCR products)a
Shanghai Nanjing Qingdao Wuhan
Humans
A2 U57897 51 (105) 38 (76) 97 (180) 57 (86)
Mammals (including humans)
B1 L02116 1 (1)
B2 17238-1 1 (1)
B3 17257-2 1 (1)
B4 17239-1 1 (1)
B5 19068-2 1 (1)
A2+B1b U57897, L02116 1 (1)
A2+B2b 17238-1 2 (5)
A2+B3b 17257-2 3 (6)
A2+B4b 17239-1 1 (2)
A2+B6b 17219-2 1 (2)
A2+B7b 18930-2 1 (2)
A2+B8b 17231-2 1 (5)
A2+B9b 18933-2 1 (2)
A2+B10b 17252-1 1 (4)
A2+B11b 18972-2 1 (2)
A2+B12b 17259-1 1 (2)
A2+B13b 19088-1 1 (2)
A2+B14b 17241-2 1 (2)
A2+B15b 19121-2 1 (2)
A2+Bc 30 (38) 6 (10)
B2+B16 17238-1, 19108-2 1 (2)
Totald 85/90 (94.5%) 59/87 (67.8%) 106/109 (97.2%) 69/100 (69.0%)
a

All data on specific genotypes and subtypes are based on sequence analysis.

b

Different sequencing results in different PCR replicate analyses of each sample. B2–B16 are new subtypes identified in this study.

c

Based on the occurrence of underlying peaks in DNA sequencing trace files; the subtype identity of assemblage B could not be established under such a circumstance.

d

No. of positive samples/No. of samples (positivity in percentage) based on PCR analysis of the tpi gene.