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. 2018 Feb 22;46(7):3429–3445. doi: 10.1093/nar/gky126

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Figure 1. — Distribution of HpyAII R-M system in H. pylori clinical strains. Venn-diagram for the distribution of HpyAII R-M system in H. pylori clinical isolates. (A) H. pylori Indian isolates from symptomatic patients (n = 49). Eight out of forty-nine strains screened, harbor complete HpyAII R-M system, singletons: six strains carry R.hpyAII and M2.HpyAII genes. (B) H. pylori Indian isolates from healthy volunteers (n = 25). Ten out of twenty-five strains screened contain complete HpyAII R-M system, singletons: five strains positive for R.hpyAII. (C) H. pylori completely sequenced strains (n = 80). Thirty one out of eighty strains screened for HpyAII R-M system carry complete HpyAII R-M system, Singletons: sixteen strains positive for R.hpyAII and 2 strains for M2.HpyAII gene.