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. 2020 Nov 25;10:614053. doi: 10.3389/fcimb.2020.614053

Table 5.

Geographical distribution of C. viatorum subtypes identified in humans and their travel history.

Host Country/Travel history Case number Subtype (n) Reference
Diarrhea Non-diarrhea
Human Australia/NA 1 a XVaA3g (1) Braima et al., 2019
China/NA 1 XVaA3h (1) Xu et al., 2020
Colombia/NA 1 a Sánchez et al., 2017
Ethiopia/NA 8 2; 2 a XVaA3d (9) Adamu et al., 2014; Stensvold et al., 2015; de Lucio et al., 2016
India/NA 2 Khalil et al., 2017; Khalil et al., 2018
Myanmar/NA 1 XVcA2G1c (1) This study
Nigeria/NA 2 Ayinmode et al., 2014; Ukwah et al., 2017
Sweden/Kenya; Guatemala 3 XVaA3d (1); XVaA3c (1); XVaA3b (1) Insulander et al., 2013; Stensvold et al., 2015
UK/India; Barbados; Pakistan; Nepal; Bangladesh 13 1 XVaA3a (9), XVaA3f (2); XVaA3d (2); XVaA3e (1) Elwin et al., 2012; Stensvold et al., 2015
Total 28 5; 4 a XVaA3a (9),XVaA3b (1); XVaA3c (1);XVaA3d (12); XVaA3f (2); XVaA3e (1); XVaA3h (1); XVaA3g (1); XVcA2G1c (1)

NA, not available.

The bars denote negative results at the locus.

The bolded subtype was obtained in the present study.

a

Cases having no information on clinical symptoms.