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. 2020 May 13;13:250. doi: 10.1186/s13071-020-04115-0

Table 2.

Cox1, SSU HVR-I and HVR-IV haplotypes of S. stercoralis from northern and western Thailand

Sample ID Source Location
(District/Province)
cox1 haplotypec SSU HVR-I + HVR-IV haplotyped
I + A II + A
S9 Residentsa Doi Lo/Chiang Mai H6 (1), H8 (15) 15
S10 Doi Lo/Chiang Mai H9 (16) 15
S12 Mae Tha/Lamphun H9 (12), H11 (2), H12 (1) 2 6
S13 Mae Tha/Lamphun H3 (10), H10 (5) 11
S14 Hospital patientsb San Pa Tong/Chiang Mai H1 (21) 9
S16 Mae On/Chiang Mai H10 (13) 6
S17 San Pa Tong/Chiang Mai H1 (15) 9
S19 Mueang/Chiang Mai H9 (16) 4 3
S20 Pai/Mae Hong Son H7 (16) 8
S21 Chiang Dao/Chiang Mai H2 (16) 9
S22 Mae Sot/Tak H5 (13) 1
S23 Mae On/Chiang Mai H10 (14) 13
S24 Mueang Pan/Lampang H4 (3), H12 (12) 9
S25 na H10 (15), H12 (1) 8
S27 Mae Tha/Lamphun H10 (1), H12 (12) 7
S28 Doi Lo/Chiang Mai H12 (15) 7

aClinically healthy people sampled at home

bHospital patients parasitologically surveyed as part of the routine procedures of the hospital. These patients were not admitted to the hospital because of strongyloidiasis, but for other reasons

cHX indicates the haplotype number, the number in parenthesis indicates in how many individuals the particular haplotype was found. For the sequences of the haplotypes see GenBank accession numbers MN871994-MN872230

dFor the nomenclature see [16, 22]. Note that the numbers of worms for which the cox1 and the SSU sequences were successfully determined are not identical