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Genotyping Encephalitozoon hellemIsolates by Analysis of the Polar Tube Protein Gene

Lihua Xiao, Lixia Li, Hercules Moura, Irshad Sulaiman, Altaf A. Lal, Simonetta Gatti, Massimo Scaglia, Elizabeth S. Didier, Govinda S. Visvesvara
Lihua Xiao
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Lixia Li
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Division of Parasitic Diseases, National Center for Infectious Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Atlanta, Georgia 30341; Atlanta Research & Education Foundation, Atlanta, Georgia 30033,
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Hercules Moura
Parasite Biology and Diagnostics Branch,
Division of Parasitic Diseases, National Center for Infectious Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Atlanta, Georgia 30341; Atlanta Research & Education Foundation, Atlanta, Georgia 30033,
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Altaf A. Lal
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Simonetta Gatti
Laboratory of Clinical Parasitology, University of Pavia-IRCCS San Matteo, Pavla, Italy; and
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Elizabeth S. Didier
Department of Microbiology, Tulane Regional Primate Research Center, Tulane University Medical Center, Covington, Louisiana 70433
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DOI: 10.1128/JCM.39.6.2191-2196.2001
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    Sequence differences in the rRNA ITS among E. hellem genotypes. Dots denote sequence identity to genotype 1A, and dashes depict nucleotide deletions. Genotypes 1A, 1B, and 1C = genotype 1 of Mathis et al.; genotype 2A = genotype 2 of Mathis et al.; genotype 2C = genotype 3 of Mathis et al. (21).

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    Sequence diversity among E. hellem genotypes in the PTP gene. Dots denote sequence identity to genotype 1A (AF044915 ), and dashes depict nucleotide deletions. The repeat region is underlined, and the primer sequences used in direct genotyping PCR are double underlined. The numbers at the ends of lines are nucleotide positions in AF044915 .

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    Genotyping E. hellem isolates by PCR analysis of the PTP gene. Lanes 1 and 9, 100-bp ladders; lanes 2 and 5, genotype 1B; lanes 3 and 4, genotype 1A; lane 6, genotype 2B; and lanes 7 and 8, genotype 1C.

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    Human E. hellem isolates used in this study and genotyping results from analyses of ITS, SSU rRNA, and PTP genes

    IsolateOriginaSex/age (yr)bIsolation (mo/yr)Country/stateITS genotypecSSU rRNA genotypedPTP genotypeReference(s)
    CDC:V278UrineM11/92Puerto Rico1A1A1A37
    CDC:V242UrineM/26*01/92USA/Ga.1A1A1A31, 37
    CDC:V274BALM/26*10/92USA/Ga.1A1A1A31, 37
    LeConjunctivaM/4612/89USA/N.Y.1A1A1A7, 13
    CDC:V257UrineF/35†06/92USA/N.Y.1A1A1A31, 37
    CDC:V258SputumF/35†06/92USA/N.Y.1A1A1A31, 37
    CDC:V281NasalF/35†12/92USA/N.Y.1A1A1A31, 37
    WoConjunctivaM/371994USA/Mass.1A1A1A7, 9
    YeCorneaM/2912/89USA/Tex.1A1A1A7, 40
    LyCorneaM/301990USA/Ohio1A1A1AUnpublished data
    HeConjunctivaM/3312/89USA/N.Y.1A1A1B7, 13
    CDC:V213UrineM/3002/91USA/Ga.1A1A1B31, 37
    CDC:SP-1BALM/411996Spain1A1A1B22
    LEPV-2-93BALM/2710/93Italy1A1A1B30, 37
    PV-3-93BALM/3012/93Italy1A1A1B29, 37
    PV-8-95SputumF/3403/95Italy1A1C1C14, 37
    VRPV-1-93UrineM/3309/93Italy1A1C1C14, 37
    PV-5-95BALM/3801/95Italy1A1C1C29, 37
    PV-11-98NasalM/3401/98Italy1A1C1C14, 37
    PV-10-97OcularM/12●01/97Italy1A1C1C14, 37
    PV-10-97EISputumM/12●01/97Italy1A1C1C14, 37
    MIPV-6-95BALF/3310/95Italy1A1C1C14, 37
    PV-9-96BALM/38e07/96Italy1A1C1C28
    CDC:V261UrineM/4906/92Switzerland2B2B2B37, 38
    • ↵a BAL, bronchoalveolar lavage.

    • ↵b Superscript symbols indicate multiple samples from the same patient with the same symbol.

    • ↵c Genotypes 1A, 1B, and 1C had an identical ITS sequence.

    • ↵d Genotypes 1A and 1B had an identical SSU rRNA sequence.

    • ↵e HIV negative.

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    Sequence differences in the SSU rRNA among E. hellem genotypesa

    GenotypeNucleotide at position:b
    119160—1715055175385399521013
    (119)(160)(162)(172)(506)(518)(539)(540)(953)(1014)
    1AAG—GAGTAAG
    1BAG—GAGTAAG
    1CAGGGAGTAAG
    2AAT—TTAGGAA
    2BAT—TTAGGAA
    2CTT—TTAGGGA
    • ↵a Genotypes 1A and 1B = genotype 1 of Mathis et al.; genotype 2A and genotype 2B = genotype 2 of Mathis et al.; genotype 2C = genotype 3 of Mathis et al. (21).

    • ↵b Position in 1C shown in parentheses.

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Lihua Xiao, Lixia Li, Hercules Moura, Irshad Sulaiman, Altaf A. Lal, Simonetta Gatti, Massimo Scaglia, Elizabeth S. Didier, Govinda S. Visvesvara
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Genotyping Encephalitozoon hellemIsolates by Analysis of the Polar Tube Protein Gene
Lihua Xiao, Lixia Li, Hercules Moura, Irshad Sulaiman, Altaf A. Lal, Simonetta Gatti, Massimo Scaglia, Elizabeth S. Didier, Govinda S. Visvesvara
Journal of Clinical Microbiology Jun 2001, 39 (6) 2191-2196; DOI: 10.1128/JCM.39.6.2191-2196.2001
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