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. 2017 Feb 20;7:42976. doi: 10.1038/srep42976

Table 2. Associations between full-length and putatively full-length prophages and pneumococcal genetic lineages.

  Prophage frequency (years of isolation)a
Clonal complex IPP32 (1977–1988) MM1 (1984–2002) IPPX302 (1978–1985) SPN195_1 (1993–2008) IPPX3 (1978–1984) IPPX4 (1978–1987) 3059_06_phage (1978–1985) IPPX300 (1999–2003) IPP57 (1992–2005) IPP12 (1948–2002) IPP29 (1978–2002) IPPX328 (1978) IPP34 (1939–1999) IPP62 (1999–2006) IPP67 (1957–1962) SPN_1873 (1999–2000) IPPX215 (1999–2006) IPP8 (1989–2000) IPPX100 (1965–1966) Total
1094     7   6 6   5                       24
41/1605 14                     3               17
81   11                                   11
156/162       7                               7
199             5                   1     6
124             1       4                 5
180                 5                     5
2090                               3 1     4
3122/5977                                     3 3
113                         3             3
15                             3         3
439                                   2   2
Singleton 1                               1     2
66                           2           2
217                   2                   2
615                   2                   2
236/271/320                                   1   1
7232                           1           1
68/1656 1                                     1
Total 16 11 7 7 6 6 6 5 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 101

aOnly the full-length and putatively full-length prophages present ≥3 times in the study dataset were included here. The years of isolation refer to when the host pneumococci were isolated.