Volume 10, Number 10—October 2004
Research
Genetic and Transmission Analysis of Helicobacter pylori Strains within a Family1
Josette Raymond*
, Jean-Michel Thiberge†, Catherine Chevalier†, Nicolas Kalach‡, Michel Bergeret*, Agnès Labigne†2, and Catherine Dauga†2
, Jean-Michel Thiberge†, Catherine Chevalier†, Nicolas Kalach‡, Michel Bergeret*, Agnès Labigne†2, and Catherine Dauga†2
Figure 1
Figure 1. Number and genotypes of isolates from members of the family. The hspA and glmM alleles are designated by H and G, respectively. The alleles are numbered according to the cluster to which they belong on the phylogenetic trees (Figure 4). Small letters were assigned to the alleles that belong to the same cluster and differ by point mutations. (n x A; m x C), which shows the number (n or m) of colonies originating from the antrum (A) and the corpus (C), respectively.
1Abstract presented at the 42nd Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, San Diego, CA; September 27–30, 2002 (G-440).
2These authors share senior authorship.
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