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. 2004 Dec;42(12):5439–5443. doi: 10.1128/JCM.42.12.5439-5443.2004

TABLE 4.

Mutations identified in analyzing the rpoB gene in Rifr Brucella strainsa

Rifr strain Missense mutation
Rifs parental strain
Amino acid(s) affected Codon alteration(s) Amino acid change(s)
B. abortus RB51 526 GAC→TAC Asp→Tyr B. abortus 2308
B. melitensis mutants
    CT-6, -7, -10, -14, and -20 154 GTT→TTT Val→Phe B. melitensis CT1p
    CT-2 and -11 526 GAC→TAC Asp→Tyr B. melitensis CT1p
    CT-15 526, 539 GAC→AAC, CGC→AGC Asp→Asn, Arg→Ser B. melitensis CT1p
    CT-19 526, 574 GAC→GGC, CCG→CTG Asp→Gly, Pro→Leu B. melitensis CT1p
    CT-9 526, 574 GAC→AAC, CCG→CTG Asp→Asn, Pro→Leu B. melitensis CT1p
    CT-3 and -18 536 CAC→CTC His→Leu B. melitensis CT1p
    CT-1, -4, -5, -8, -12, -13, and -16 536 CAC→TAC His→Tyr B. melitensis CT1p
    CT-17 541 TCG→TTG Ser→Leu B. melitensis CT1p
a

The rpoB codon numbering is based on the B. melitensis 16M rpoB numbering system (accession no. AE009516). Both the nucleotide and the amino acid changes were identified by comparison with the corresponding sequences of the Rifs parental Brucella strains.