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. 2000 Mar;68(3):1735–1739. doi: 10.1128/iai.68.3.1735-1739.2000

TABLE 1.

Bordetella pertussis strains used in this study

Strain Phenotypic designation, description Reference(s)
BP338 Wild type, nalidixic acid-resistant Tohama (29), Fim2a 40
BP347 Bvg, avirulent BP338, Fim2 40
BP353 FhaA, BP338 with transposon insertion in FHA operon, Fim2 40
BPM409 FhaB, BP338 with transposon insertion in the FHA structural gene, Fim2 42
BPM3183 Cyc, BP338 with transposon insertion in adenylate cyclase toxin, Fim2 42
BPM2041 BrkA, BP338 with transposon insertion in BrkA, Fim2+ 11, 42
BPRA Ptx, BP338 pertussis toxin deletion, streptomycin resistant, Fim2 3
BPM1809 Dnt, BP338 with transposon insertion in dermonecrotic gene, Fim2 42
MLT7 Lps, BP338 with transposon insertion in LPS operon, Fim2 36
BP536 Wild type, nalidixic acid-resistant, streptomycin-resistant Tohama, Fim2 2
bplD LpsD, BP536 LPS mutant, Fim2+ 2
bplG LpsG, BP536 LPS mutant, Fim2+ 2
bplH LpsH, BP536 LPS mutant, Fim2+ 2
bplL LpsL, BP536 LPS mutant, Fim2+ 2
BBC8 Wild type, streptomycin-resistant W28 (29), Fim2+ 26
BBC9 Prn, BBC8 pertactin mutant, Fim2+ 26
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Fimbrial expression was evaluated using monoclonal antibodies BPD5 (against fimbria 2 [fim2]) and BPC10 (against fimbriae 3 and 6). None of the strains agglutinated with the sera against fimbriae 3 and 6.