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Volume 11, Number 8—August 2005
Research

Coxiella burnetii Genotyping

Olga Glazunova*1, Véronique Roux*1, Olga Freylikman*†, Zuzana Sekeyova*‡, Ghislain Fournous*, Judith Tyczka§, Nikolai Tokarevich†, Elena Kovacova‡, Thomas J. Marrie¶, and Didier Raoult*Comments to Author 
Author affiliations: *Unité des Rickettsies, Marseille, France; †Pasteur Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Saint Petersburg, Russia; ‡Institute of Virology SAS, Bratislava, Slovak Republic; §University of Giessen, Giessen, Germany; ¶University of Alberta Department of Medicine, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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Table A2

Primer used in djlA, com1 and QpH1 and QpRS plasmid targeted sequences for PCR amplification and sequencing

Primer Nucleotide sequence 5´ → 3´ Position in the gene
djlA-1*† CGGTGATGAACTGGATTGG –5 – 15
djlA-2† ATTGACCTGACGCGCTTGACG 266 –247
djlA-3† GGCAACGCAAGACCCCCGTG 579 – 598
djlA-4*† AACCATGCTTCGCACCTTAC 810 –791
com-1*† CGTGAAGAACCGTTTGACTG 3 – 22
com-2† TGAGGATTGCCTGCCACTGG 284 – 265
com-3† GCGCTGCTCAGTGTCGACGG 490 – 509
com-4*† CTTTTCTACCCGGTCGATTTC 759 – 739
Primer Nucleotide sequence 5´ → 3´ Position in the plasmid ORF
QpH11 TGACAAATAGAATTTCTTCATTTTGATG QpH1 (gb:AE016829) 15332 –15359 Spacer between two hypothetical proteins
QpH12 GCTTATTTTCTTCCTCGAATCTATGAAT QpH1 (gb:AE016829) 168348 – 16375 Spacer between two hypothetical proteins
QpRSO1 CTCGTACCCAAAGACTATGAATATATCC QpRS gb:Y15898) 14761 –14734 Hypothetical protein
QpRS02 CACATTGGGTATCGTACTGTCCCT QpRS gb:Y15898) 14398 – 14321 Hypothetical protein
QpDV1f ATGAGAGAAGAGCAGCCGCT QpRS (gb:Y15898) 9889 – 9908 Hypothetical protein
QpDV1r TCAATGATCCGATGTGCGTTT QpH1 (gb:Y15898) 10634 –10614 Hypothetical protein

*Oligonucleotide primer used for PCR amplification.
†Oligonucleotide primer used for sequencing.

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1Dr. Glazunova and Dr. Roux contributed equally to this work.

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