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. 2020 Oct 18;26(1):e12766. doi: 10.1111/hel.12766

Table 4.

Truncations, frameshift mutations, insertion, deletions, and amino acid exchanges identified in the rdxA, frxA, gyrA, and 23S rRNA genes of sequenced H pylori isolates

Genes Mutation type (Position) No. of H pylori strain (s) References
rdxA Nonsense (50) 4 Truncations in rdxA suggested to lead to metronidazole résistance 23
Nonsense (86) 1
Fragmented 1 Fragmentation in rdxA suggested to be responsible for metronidazole résistance 31
Frameshift (146) 1 These frameshift, deletions have not been previously reported in the literature
deletion of 35 bps N‐terminal region 1
deletion of 18 bps between codon 91 to 97 of N‐terminal region 1
R16C 1 R16C occurs only in metronidazole‐resistant H pylori strains 24 , 25 , 26
K64N 7 K64N occurs solely in metronidazole‐resistant H pylori strains 27
P106S 5 P106S occurs solely in metronidazole‐resistant H pylori strains 27
frxA Frameshift (18) 5 Frameshifts in frxA suggested to confer metronidazole resistance 31
Frameshift (106) 1
Nonsense (73) 2 This nonsense mutation has not been previously reported in the literature
Insertion (45 543 bp) 1 This insertion in frxA has not been previously reported in the literature
gyrA 5‐ amino acid N‐terminal extension (MQDNS) 5 5‐amino acid N‐terminal extension suggested to confer fluoroquinolone resistance 31
D91G 2 Amino‐ acid exchanges in QRDR of GyrA suggested to confer resistance to fluoroquinolone 31
D91N 1
R295C 1 Amino acid exchange at 295 suggested to be responsible for fluoroquinolone resistant in H pylori 31
23S rRNA G2224A 1 G2224A mutation in 23S rRNA occurs solely in clarithromycin‐resistant H pylori strain 31