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. 2016 Dec 20;7(6):e02109-16. doi: 10.1128/mBio.02109-16

TABLE 2 .

Amino acid differences in S-CDT subunits between serotype Typhi and nontyphoidal serotypes

S-CDT subunit Amino acid residue Amino acid (nucleotide codon) ina:
Serotype(s) with substitution
CT-18 Serotype(s)
CdtB 217 Ala (GCC) Thr (ACC) Mississippi
223 Glu (GAA) Ala (GCA) Mississippi
PltBb 3 Met (ATG) Ile (ATA) Javiana, Montevideo, Mississippi, Oranienburg
4 Ser (AGT) Asn (AAT) Javiana, Montevideo, Mississippi, Oranienburg
6 Tyr (TAT) Phe (TTT) Javiana, Montevideo, Mississippi, Oranienburg
29 Asn (AAT) Lys (AAA) Javiana, Montevideo, Oranienburg
50 Ser (AGT) Gly (GGT) Javiana, Oranienburg
65 Thr (ACA) Ile (ATA) Javiana, Oranienburg (1 of the 5 isolates)
116 Thr (ACC) Ala (GCC) Oranienburg (4 of the 5 isolates)
PltAc 6 Phe (TTC) Leu (CTC) Javiana, Oranienburg
169 Ala (GCC) Ser (TCC) Javiana, Montevideo, Oranienburg
215 His (CAT) Gln (CAA) Javiana, Montevideo, Mississippi, Oranienburg
227 Met (ATG) Val (GTG) Javiana
a

The three-letter abbreviations for the amino acid residues in S. enterica serotype Typhi strain CT-18 or in the nontyphoidal serotypes are shown; codons encoding the amino acid residues are shown in parentheses. The specific SNPs causing the amino acid change are shown in bold font.

b

Salmonella Oranienburg strain FSL A4-0642 showed the same amino acid substitution in PltB as the 5 Javiana isolates tested.

c

In addition to having the amino acid differences listed here, isolate FSL R8-1549 (serotype Mississippi) had an SNP resulting in an amino acid change from glycine to serine at position 211; this genotype was not detected in any other isolates.