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Table 1 Information about the five B. pseudomallei strains utilized in the genomic island analyses.

From: Genomic islands from five strains of Burkholderia pseudomallei

Strain

Clinical Information

Genomic information

Source

  

Size

Accession no. & Genome Center

 

K96243

Isolated in 1996 in Khon Kaen, Thailand from a 34 year old female diabetic patient with a clinical history of short incubation, septicemic infection, and rapid progression to death.

Chr1: 4.07 Mb; Chr2: 3.17 Mb

BX571965 and BX571966 Sanger Institute

Dr. S. Songsivilai*

1710b

Isolated in 1999 in Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand from blood collected from a 55 year old male patient with known primary melioidosis in 1996. This second episode represented relapse with the same strain. The patient died.

Chr1: 4.13 Mb; Chr2: 3.18 Mb

CP000124 and CP000125 JCVI

Dr. S. Peacock

1106a

Isolated in 1993 in Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand from pus aspirated from liver abscess from a 23-year old female rice farmer. The patient survived.

Chr1: 3.99 Mb; Chr2: 3.10 Mb

CP000572 and CP000573 JCVI

Dr. S. Peacock

MSHR668

Isolated in 1995 in Darwin, Australia from the blood of a 53 year old male patient with severe melioidosis encephalomyelitis. The patient survived.

Chr1: 3.91 Mb; Chr2: 3.13 Mb

CP000570 and CP000571 JCVI

Dr. B. Currie

MSHR305

Isolated in 1994 from an autopsy sample from the brain of a fatal melioidosis encephalomyelitis case at the Royal Darwin Hospital, Northern Territory, Australia. Neurological melioidosis is rare, occurring only in approximately 5% of diagnosed cases.

36 contigs 7,453,647 nt

AAYX00000000 JGI

Dr. B. Currie

  1. *Described in [11].
  2. JCVI (J. Craig Venter Institute); JGI (Joint Genome Institute)