Volume 22, Number 11—November 2016
Dispatch
Capsular Switching and Other Large-Scale Recombination Events in Invasive Sequence Type 1 Group B Streptococcus
Table
Characteristics of 8 non–serotype V sequence type 1 group B Streptococcus isolates collected by the Toronto Invasive Bacterial Diseases Network, Ontario, Canada, 2009–2015*
Strain name |
Serotype |
Year isolated |
Age group of patient |
Source |
SRA accession no. |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
NGBS217 | Ib | 2011 | 0–6 d | Blood | SRR3030375 |
NGBS748 | II | 2010 | 7–89 d | Blood | SRR3030378 |
NGBS814 | II | 2011 | >60 y | Blood | SRR3030379 |
NGBS1098 | IV | 2012 | 7–89 d | Blood | SRR3030380 |
NGBS209 | VI | 2011 | >60 y | Blood | SRR3030374 |
NGBS537 | VI | 2012 | 19–59 y | Blood | SRR3030376 |
NGBS015 | VII | 2009 | >60 y | Blood | SRR3030373 |
NGBS621 | VIII | 2012 | 19–59 y | Blood | SRR3030377 |
*Sequence types as determined by multilocus sequence typing. SRA, Sequence Read Archive.
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