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. 2014 Nov 5;9(11):e111735. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0111735

Table 2. The STs and toxin gene carriage of C. difficile strains.

STa Allele profileb Ribotypec CC Claded Toxin A Toxin B Binary toxin No. of strains
ST2 1-1-2-1-5-3-1 014/020 28 1/HA1 + + 1
ST3 1-1-2-1-1-1-1 001 28 1/HA1 + + 5
ST8 1-1-2-6-1-5-1 002 28 1/HA1 + + 1
ST35 2-5-8-1-1-3-6 046 28 1/HA1 + + 4
ST37 3-7-3-8-6-9-11 017 37 4/A-B+ + 3
ST54 1-4-7-1-1-3-3 012 28 1/HA1 + + 4
ST208 2-7-8-1-1-3-6 28 1/HA1 + + 1
ST209 1-6-4-7-2-8-11 5 3/HA2 + + + 2
ST210 1-1-2-1-1-1-11 28 1/HA1 + + 1
ST211 2-5-8-1-1-3-11 28 1/HA1 + + 1
ST212 1-4-7-1-1-3-6 28 1/HA1 + + 1
ST213 1-11-6-6-1-12-6 99 1/HA1 + + 1
ST214 1-1-2-1-5-3-12 28 1/HA1 + + 1
ST215 3-7-3-8-6-9-29 37 4/A−B+ + 1
ST216 3-7-3-8-6-9-6 37 4/A−B+ + 1
ST218 2-5-8-1-1-3-1 28 1/HA1 + + 1
ST219 3-7-3-1-6-9-11 37 4/A-B+ + 2
a

Underlined STs include results from directly typing the stool DNA from three CDI patients with no recovery of C. difficile.

b

Alleles are adk-atpA-dxr-glyA-recA-sodA-tpi.

c

Ribotype is predicted and those for new STs are not available.

d

Names of clades are from reference [9].