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. 2020 Jun 8;9(6):308. doi: 10.3390/antibiotics9060308

Table 1.

GyrA sequence types (GTs) and associated polymorphisms distributed among 85 ciprofloxacin-resistant C. jejuni isolates (GTJs) and 14 ciprofloxacin-resistant C. coli isolates (GTCs). Polymorphisms causing an amino acid substitution (nonsynonymous mutations) are highlighted in black.

GTJ n = (%) Nucleotide Position (Base Indicated in Brackets) of Wild-type Strain C. jejuni NCTC 11168 gyrA (GenBank Accession Number: L04566.1 and AL111168.1)
64 (A) 72 (T) 243 (C) 257 (C) 357 (T) 360 (C) 471 (C) 483 (T) 608 (A) 616 (G) 622 (T)
GTJ-I 40 (47.1%) . . . T . . . . . . .
GTJ-II 30 (35.3%) G C T T C T T C G . T
GTJ-III 15 (17.7%) . C T T C T T C G A T
GTC n = (%) Nucleotide Position (Base Indicated in Brackets) of Wild-type Strain C. coli NCTC 11366 gyrA (GenBank Accession Number: AF092101.1 and NZ_UIGM01000003.1)
117 (T) 252 (C) 257 (C) 297 (C) 342 (T) 471 (T) 498 (G)
GTC-I 1 (7.1) . . T C . T .
GTC-II 7 (50) C . T C . T .
GTC-III 1 (7.1) C . T . . T .
GTC-IV 1 (7.1) . . T C . . .
GTC-V 2 (14.3) . T T C . T .
GTC-VI 1 (7.1) . . T C . . A
GTC-VII 1 (7.1) . . T C C T .