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Table 2 Pattern no. of nucleotide sequences of the region encompassing reiteration VII

From: Genetic variability in the region encompassing reiteration VII of herpes simplex virus type 1, including deletions and multiplications related to recombination between direct repeats

Pattern no. a (No. of isolates)

Nucleotide no. of base substitutions b

Deletion c

Multiplication d

12082

12098

12102

12106

12110

12173

12174

12185

12193

12221

12234

Strain 17 as the standard

C

T

C

G

T

C

C

C

G

A

G

  

1 (12)

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

4

 

2 (1)

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

+

np

3

 

3 (1)

+

+

+

C

+

+

+

+

+

np

np

6

 

4 (10)

+

C

G

C

+

+

+

+

+

G

+

1

 

5 (9)

+

C

G

C

+

+

+

+

+

np

np

2

2

6 (1)

+

C

G

C

+

+

+

+

+

np

np

2

3

7 (2)

+

+

G

C

G

+

+

+

+

np

np

2

 

8 (1)

+

+

G

C

G

+

+

+

+

np

np

2

2

9 (1)

+

+

G

C

G

+

+

+

+

np

np

2

4

10 (10)

+

C

G

C

+

+

+

T

+

G

+

1

 

11 (1)

+

C

G

C

+

+

+

T

+

np

np

2

1

12 (1)

+

C

G

C

+

+

+

T

+

np

np

2

 

13 (4)

+

C

G

C

G

+

+

+

+

np

np

2

2

14 (1)

+

C

G

C

+

T

+

+

+

G

A

1

 

15 (1)

+

C

G

C

+

T

+

+

+

G

+

5

 

16 (1)

+

C

G

C

+

+

T

+

+

np

np

2

2

17 (1)

T

C

G

C

+

+

+

+

+

np

np

2

2

18 (2)

+

C

G

C

+

+

+

T

C

G

+

1

 

19 (1)

T

C

G

C

+

+

+

T

+

G

+

1

 

20 (1)

+

C

G

C

G

+

+

T

+

np

np

2

 
  1. aThe nucleotide sequences of the region encompassing reiteration VII were classified into twenty groups, named pattern no. 1 (PN-1) to 20 (PN-20), and indicated as 1 to 20, respectively. The nucleotide sequences of strain 17 were used as the standard (McGeoch et al. 1985). “+” indicates “the same as that of strain 17”. “np” indicates “not present” due to deletions.
  2. bThe nucleotide numbering system used was a short unique region of HSV-1 strain 17 (McGeoch et al. 1985).
  3. cSix kinds of deletions were found, named del-1 to del-6 (Table 3), and indicated as 1 to 6, respectively.
  4. dFour kinds of multiplications were found, named mul-1 to mul-4 (Table 3), and indicated as 1 to 4, respectively.