Volume 21, Number 2—February 2015
Dispatch
Potentially Novel Ehrlichia Species in Horses, Nicaragua
Table
Bacteria | GenBank accession nos.† | Gene, no. positive/no. tested (%) |
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16S rRNA | GroEl | SodB | ||
E. ruminantium | CR925678 | 361/374 (96.5) | 534/590 (90.5) | 508/599 (84.8) |
E. canis | CP000107 | 356/374 (95.2) | 540/590 (91.5) | 496/599 (82.8) |
E. chaffeensis | CP000236 | 360/374 (96.2) | 529/590 (89.7) | 491/599 (82.0) |
E. ewingii | NR_044747, AF195273, KC778986 | 352/374 (94.1) | 530/590 (89.8) | 241/306 (78.8) |
A. marginale | CP006847 | 339/374 (90.6) | 417/590 (70.8) | 348/599 (58.1) |
A. phagocytophilum | CP006618 | 348/374 (93.0) | 439/590 (74.4) | 367/599 (61.2) |
N. risticii | CP001431 | 306/374 (81.8) | 395/590 (66.9) | 358/599 (59.8) |
*Sequences for partial 16S rRNA, GroEl, and SodB genes are compared with GenBank database sequences from Ehrlichia ruminantium, E. canis, E. chaffeensis, E. ewingii, Anaplasma marginale, A. phagocytophilum, and Neorickettsia risticii.
†GenBank sequence accession numbers for 16S rRNA, GroEl, and SodB for Ehrlichia sp. from horses in Nicaragua are KJ434178, KJ434179, and KJ434180, respectively.
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