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. 2016 Jan 6;94(1):147–155. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.15-0458

Table 2.

Bacterial composition of the studied abscesses

Sample ID (clones per sample) Best blast hit* (accession number: percentage of similitude) Previously reported source
N-138 (1) Uncultured (KF842135: 96) Fecal sample
Hymenobacter (AY647897: 95)
A-115 (5) Uncultured (KF842135: 100) Fecal sample
Ganulicatella (FR822389: 99)
A-157 (1), A-142 (2), N-117 (1) Sediminibacterium (FJ915149: 100) Soil, water
A-117 (1) Janthinobacterium (KF113922: 99) Human pathogen
N-81 (1), N138 (9) Uncultured (HM299064: 99) Oropharyngeal pathogen
Fusobacterium (KF44237: 99)
A-115 (1) Gibberella (AM946177: 100) Associated to fungi
N-117 (1) Uncultured (AJ609013: 99) Soil
Sphingomonas (FJ362389: 98)
N-117 (1) Propionibacterium (JQ194169: 100) Soil, water
N-138 (11) Bacteroides sp. 1. (KF842135: 100) Human pathogen
N-138 (2) Bacteroides sp. 2. (NR074839: 100) Human pathogen
N-117 (1), N-140 (1) Bacteroidetes (GU409054: 100) Human pathogen
N-117 (1) Pseudomonas sp. 1. (KF760556: 99) Environmental
A-142 (5) A-157 (1) Pseudomonas sp. 2. (KF263567:99) Environmental
A-141 (3), A-157 (7) Ralstonia (KJ149172: 100) Human pathogen
N-140 (3) Prevotella (JF214727: 99) Human pathogen
A-69 (18), A-156 (6) Klebsiella (KC692181: 99) Human pathogen
N-117 (1) Staphylococcus (KF575165: 100) Human pathogen
A-115 (1) Streptococcus sp.1 (GU374045: 99) Human pathogen
A-115 (2) Streptococcus sp.2 (GU797873: 99) Human pathogen
A-115 (2) Streptococcus sp.3 (GU907525: 99) Human pathogen
A-115 (2) Streptococcus sp.4 (HM075591: 99) Human pathogen
N-81 (9), N-138 (4) Streptococcus sp.5 (NR102797: 100) Human pathogen
N-77 (22) Streptococcus sp.6 (AF145244: 99) Human pathogen
A-115 (5) Uncultured sp.1 (HM268877: 99) Skin pathogen
A-115 (2) Uncultured sp.2 (JX473212: 100) Fecal
A-115 (3) Uncultured sp.3 (AY479308: 99) Fecal
*

Refers to the genus established by the best blast hit. When uncultured bacteria were the best blast hit, the second best blast hit was used (bold).

Source(s) where the genus has been previously described.