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Volume 12, Number 11—November 2006
Dispatch

Molecular Characterization of Tickborne Relapsing Fever Borrelia, Israel

Marc Victor Assous*†Comments to Author , Amos Wilamowski*, Herve Bercovier†, and Esther Marva*
Author affiliations: *Ministry of Health, Jerusalem, Israel; †Hebrew University–Hadassah Faculty of Medicine, Jerusalem, Israel

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Figure A1

CLUSTAL W multiple alignment of 9 Israeli tickborne relapsing fever sequences (bold letters indicate variable amino acid positions as shown in Table 2). The GenBank accession numbers for nucleotide sequences of Borrelia persica flaB shown here are as follows: HumanBloodFL1 (DQ673617), HumanBloodC1015B (DQ679904), OtholozaniCBkc7 (DQ679905), HumanBlood1 (DQ679906), HumanBlood2 (DQ679907), HumanBlood3 (DQ679908), HumanBlood4 (DQ679909), OtholozaniTG52 (DQ679910) and OtholozaniTGd1 (DQ679911).

Figure A1. CLUSTAL W multiple alignment of 9 Israeli tickborne relapsing fever sequences (bold letters indicate variable amino acid positions as shown in Table 2). The GenBank accession numbers for nucleotide sequences of Borrelia persica flaB shown here are as follows: HumanBloodFL1 (DQ673617), HumanBloodC1015B (DQ679904), OtholozaniCBkc7 (DQ679905), HumanBlood1 (DQ679906), HumanBlood2 (DQ679907), HumanBlood3 (DQ679908), HumanBlood4 (DQ679909), OtholozaniTG52 (DQ679910) and OtholozaniTGd1 (DQ679911).

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