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. 2001 Jun;39(6):2083–2088. doi: 10.1128/JCM.39.6.2083-2088.2001

TABLE 1.

M. leprae strains used in this study

M. leprae strain Sample typea Origin DDS susceptibilityb PCR resultsc Mutant alleled HDA-DDS-ML profilee
2262 HSB United States >0.01 + Thr53Ala (ACC→GCC) R
CDC-DDS-1 MFP United States >0.01 + Thr53Ala (ACC→GCC) R
61-00 MFP India >0.01 + Thr53Ala (ACC→GCC) R
India-2, 63-00 MFP India >0.01 + Thr53Arg (ACC→AGG) R
2898 HSB United States >0.01 + Thr53Ile (ACC→ATC) R
Airaku-3, Zensho-4 MFP Japan >0.01 + Thr53Ile (ACC→ATC) R
591 MFP Nepal >0.01 + Pro55Arg (CCC→CGC) R
India-4, 62-00 MFP India >0.01 + Pro55Arg (CCC→CGC) R
64-00 MFP India >0.01 + Pro55Leu (CCC→CTC) R
Zensho-2 MFP Japan >0.01 + Pro55Leu (CCC→CTC) R
SA26 HSB United States >0.01 + None S
569 MFP Nepal >0.001 and <0.01 + None S
H101, H103, H107, NIH-1 HSB United States >0.001 and <0.01 + None S
Thai-53 MFP Thailand <0.0001 + None S
19-F-1 ALN Philippines <0.0001 + None S
H105 HSB United States <0.0001 + None S
a

HSB, human skin biopsy specimen; ALN, armadillo lymph node. 

b

DDS susceptibility in MFP assay (<0.0001% DDS as a percentage of food is considered susceptible). 

c

+, DNA template generates a 231-bp folP1 fragment and a 360-bp 18-kDA gene fragment (8). 

d

Mutant alleles in the SRDR of folP1 obtained by PCR and automated DNA sequencing. 

e

Heteroduplex analysis results: S, DDS-susceptible profile; R, DDS-resistant profile.