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An Escherichia coli reference collection group B2- and uropathogen-associated polymorphism in the rpoS-mutS region of the E. coli chromosome.


ABSTRACT: Chromosomal DNAs of enterohemorrhagic, uropathogenic, and laboratory attenuated Escherichia coli strains differ in the rpoS-mutS region. Many uropathogens lack a deletion and an insertion characteristic of enterohemorrhagic strains. At the same chromosomal position, they harbor a 2.1-kb insertion of unknown origin with a base composition suggestive of horizontal gene transfer. Unlike virulence determinants associated with urinary tract infection and/or neonatal meningitis (pap or prs, sfa, kps, and hly), the 2.1-kb insertion is shared by all group B2 strains of the E. coli Reference Collection.

SUBMITTER: Culham DE 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC94770 | biostudies-literature | 2000 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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An Escherichia coli reference collection group B2- and uropathogen-associated polymorphism in the rpoS-mutS region of the E. coli chromosome.

Culham D E DE   Wood J M JM  

Journal of bacteriology 20001101 21


Chromosomal DNAs of enterohemorrhagic, uropathogenic, and laboratory attenuated Escherichia coli strains differ in the rpoS-mutS region. Many uropathogens lack a deletion and an insertion characteristic of enterohemorrhagic strains. At the same chromosomal position, they harbor a 2.1-kb insertion of unknown origin with a base composition suggestive of horizontal gene transfer. Unlike virulence determinants associated with urinary tract infection and/or neonatal meningitis (pap or prs, sfa, kps,  ...[more]

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