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. 2013 Sep 4;8(9):e74105. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0074105

Table 1. Details on bat samples regarding bat species, origin, collection date, sampled tissue, histology result and accession numbers for ITS gene sequences.

Bat species Country Location Collection date Sample Sample ID Histology result GenBank Acc. No.
M. myotis Belgium Wallonia 22/07/2011 W BE 1 Gd restricted to str. corneum n.a.
M. myotis France Cher 15/02/2012 W+uro FR 1 Gd restricted to str. corneum n.a.*
M. myotis Germany Lower Saxony 21/03/2011 W GE 1 Gd in str. corneum+single cupping erosion filled withGd hyphae JQ342818
M. myotis Germany Lower Saxony 21/03/2011 W GE 2 Gd restricted to str. corneum JQ342819
M. myotis Germany Saxony-Anhalt 29/03/2011 W GE 3 Gd restricted to str. corneum JQ342820
M. myotis Germany Saxony- Anhalt 21/03/2011 W GE 4 Gd restricted to str. corneum JQ342821
M. myotis Germany Saxony- Anhalt 22/03/2011 W GE 5 Gd in str. corneum+hair shaft encased by Gd hyphae JQ342822
M. myotis Germany Saxony- Anhalt 21/03/2011 W GE 6 Gd restricted to str. corneum JQ342823
M. myotis Germany Saxony- Anhalt 22/03/2011 W GE 7 Gd restricted to str. corneum+aerial hyphae JQ342824
M. myotis Hungary Kislőd 24/03/2010 W+uro HU 1 Gd in str. corneum+intraepidermal microabscesseswith Gd hyphae JF502405
M. daubentonii The Netherlands Gelderland 09/03/2010 Euthanized bat NL 1 Wing: Very few cupping erosions+intraepidermalpustules with Gd hyphae; snout: some hair folliclesfilled with Gd hyphae+Gd hyphae in mucosalepithelium of nasal orifice JF502411

Samples refer to biopsy punches from wing or uropatagial membranes. One bat from the Netherlands was euthanized and multiple strips of wing membrane were investigated. If touch imprints or tissue samples, corresponding to the histological examined sites, were taken for molecular analysis, GenBank accession numbers (Acc. No.) are included; W = wing; Urop = uropatagium; Gd = Geomyces destructans; str. = stratum; n.a. = not applicable; * = sequence obtained was 100% identical to all other ITS sequences of this study.