Frequency of detection of unique strains in different individuals.

<p>Frequency of detection of unique strains in different individuals.</p>

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Main Author:	Rasel Barua (768634) (author)
Other Authors:	Paul Pavli (409021) (author), David Gordon (264270) (author), Claire O’Brien (14496582) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biochemistry Microbiology Genetics Molecular Biology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified used faecal specimens several studies report div >< p collected mucosal biopsies lower gastrointestinal tract specific phylogrouped strains across gut locations strain richness overall strain per individual present study suggests escherichia coli </ associated sequence types three different locations different gut locations total b2 strains one gut location four common human dominant strain belonged 46 ), 9 identify unique strains carried strains detected different locations gut locations unique strain strain richness present study lower gut human gut coli </ three strains identify b2 one strain individual ’ two strains 6 strains b2 followed vary significantly underwent pcr types revealed types ix transverse colon terminal ileum st131 ), population structure particular phylogroups number tandem locus variable disease status determine whether 3300 isolates
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