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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Oct 14.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Parasitol. 2017 Jun 10;47(10-11):655–665. doi: 10.1016/j.ijpara.2017.04.004

Table 2.

Isolate properties relative to JPCM5 reference sequence.

Isolate Name Indels SNPs Coding SNPs Synonymous Non-Synonymous Fraction of CDS SNPs
1VLh90 2473 1254 88 25 63 0.07
2VLh90 2487 1231 83 25 58 0.07
3VLh90 2395 1264 87 26 61 0.07
4VLh90 2512 1252 89 26 63 0.07
5VLh90 2422 1228 94 30 64 0.08
12VLh 2407 1252 93 28 65 0.07
13VLh 2399 1256 99 30 69 0.08
14VLh 2416 1245 88 27 61 0.07
19VLh 2453 1246 90 30 60 0.07
20VLh 2435 1232 86 27 59 0.07
6CLh 2430 1274 91 28 63 0.07
7VLd 2432 1236 93 30 63 0.08
11VLd 2420 1266 93 28 65 0.07
15VLd 2452 1245 91 30 61 0.07
16VLd 2435 1259 93 31 62 0.07
17VLd 2455 1240 84 26 58 0.07
8Ah 2462 1245 89 27 62 0.07
9Ah 2440 1261 92 28 64 0.07
10Ah 2444 1271 91 30 61 0.07
18Ah 2416 1252 89 26 63 0.07

Numbers in isolate names indicate the chronological order in which the isolates were collected; VL, visceral leishmaniasis; CL, cutaneous leishmaniasis; A = asymptomatic person; h, human; d, dog; 90, isolated in the 1990s Isolates 19VLh and 20VLh are from the same person.

Indels, insertion/deletions; SNP, single nucleotide polymorphism; CDS, coding sequence.