2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.meegid.2019.02.027
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Distribution and characteristics of SGI1/PGI2 genomic island from Proteus strains in China

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“…( 28 ) to test the role of sgaDC is not available, and its original host not associated with a specific strain of S. enterica serovar Typhimurium ( 28 , 67 ). The Genbank nucleotide database contains only four sequences identified as SGI1-C in clinical strains of P. mirabilis from China, including strain CA150323 (Genbank MH990679 ) used here as the reference ( 68 ). SGI1-PmBRI, identified in the clinical isolate P. mirabilis PmBRI from France (Genbank JX089582.1 ), is strikingly similar to SGI1-C from China ( 14 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…( 28 ) to test the role of sgaDC is not available, and its original host not associated with a specific strain of S. enterica serovar Typhimurium ( 28 , 67 ). The Genbank nucleotide database contains only four sequences identified as SGI1-C in clinical strains of P. mirabilis from China, including strain CA150323 (Genbank MH990679 ) used here as the reference ( 68 ). SGI1-PmBRI, identified in the clinical isolate P. mirabilis PmBRI from France (Genbank JX089582.1 ), is strikingly similar to SGI1-C from China ( 14 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multiple alignments of nucleotide sequences, including the 37 fully characterized backbones to date and the uncharacterized GIs retained for this study, was performed using the online MAFFT software version 7 available at the Japanese Computational Biology Research Center (CBRC) 3 . The 37 known SGI1-REs included 18 SGI1 variants: SGI1 ( Boyd et al, 2001 ), SGI1-K1 ( Levings et al, 2007 ), SGI2 ( Levings et al, 2008 ), SGI1-V ( Siebor and Neuwirth, 2011 ) recently renamed SGI-V ( de Curraize et al, 2020a ), SGI1- Pm MAT ( Siebor and Neuwirth, 2013 ), SGI1-B2 and SGI1-Z ( Lei et al, 2015 ), SGI1-L ( Schultz et al, 2017 ), SGI1- Pm 2CHAMA ( de Curraize et al, 2018 ), SGI1- Pm JN40 ( Bie et al, 2018 ), SGI1B- Ec 1 ( Cummins et al, 2019 ), SGI1- Pm SC1111 ( Wang et al, 2019 ), SGI1- Pm CA11 ( Xiao et al, 2019 ), SGI0 ( de Curraize et al, 2020a ), SGI1-LK1 ( de Curraize et al, 2020b ), SGI1- Vc 2CHAMA and VGI ( Cummins et al, 2020 ), and SGI1-XJ9S ( Lei et al, 2020a ); 3 PGI1 variants: PGI1- Pm ESC ( Siebor et al, 2016 ), the PGI1 variant of Salmonella enterica Heidelberg SL476 named here PGI1-SL476 ( Siebor and Neuwirth, 2014 ), and PGI1- Pm PEL ( Girlich et al, 2015 ); 3 PGI2 variants: PGI2 ( Lei et al, 2018 ), PGI2- Ec -2, and KGI ( Cummins et al, 2020 ); and 12 AGI1 variants belonging to 5 lineages: AGI1 ( Hamidian et al, 2015 ), AGI1-A (renamed AGI2), AGI1-B and AGI1-C (renamed AGI3) ( Siebor et al, 2019 ; Siebor and Neuwirth, 2020 ), AGI1 variants of Escherichia coli MOD1-EC6520, K. pneumoniae k1781 (AGI4), of 3 Salmonella [ S . Agona 24.H.04 (AGI4), S .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%