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. 2021 Feb 2;7(3):mgen000513. doi: 10.1099/mgen.0.000513

Table 1.

Genomic studies performed on longitudinal CF isolates of P. aeruginosa

The list of genes or intergenic regions identified in these studies was used to highlight the most mutated regions in Tables 2 and 3. The most representative genomic studies performed on P. aeruginosa CF sequential isolates whose isolations were spaced by at least 1 year were selected.

Sequencing type

No. of patients

No. of sequenced isolates

Time span of isolate evolution (years)

No. of studied lineages or clone types

Identification of positively selected genes

Reference

Whole-genome

1

2

7.5

1

No

[6]

Gene-targeted

29

58

5–20

nd

No

Whole-genome

1

45

20

1 (PA14)

No

[7]

1

63

23

1 (C)

No

Whole-genome

6*

12*

35 max.*

1 (DK2)*

No

[13]*

Whole-genome

21*

55*

36*

1 (DK2)*

Yes

[14]*

Whole-genome

1

18

32

1 (DK1)

No

[9]

Whole-genome

1

13

6

1

Yes

[8]

1

14

20

1

Whole-genome

34

474

1–8

53 (36 for PE)

Yes

[16]

Whole-genome

4

26

17–19

6

Yes

[18]

Whole-genome

1

2

6.9

1 (OC4A)

No

[10]

Whole-genome

1

2

3

1

No

[12]

Whole-genome

32 (12 for PE)

262

<15–35

12

Yes

[17]

Whole-genome

13 (6 for PE)

63

3–4

1 (AUST-02)

Yes

[15]

Whole-genome

1

40

8

1

Yes

[11]

Reanalysis of whole- genome sequencing

68

534

nd

44

Yes

[81]

nd, Not determined in the study; PE, parallel evolution.

*Isolates sequenced by Yang et al. were also used in the study by Marvig et al., making the results of these two studies interconnected [13, 14].