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Trabulsi et al. (2002) concluded that typical enteropathogenic E. coli strain is a leading cause of infantile diarrhea in developing countries, whereas they are rare in industrialized countries.
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Such heterozygote inferiority could then encourage reproductive isolation of the two strains, ultimately leading to strain or species diversification (Dettman et al. 2007).
More recently, in the spring of 2013, 145 people in China were infected by the avian influenza strain A(H7N9), leading to 45 deaths (96).
In general, these B8- and B128-singletons are of interest in analyzing the gerbil-adaptation process leading from strain B128 to strain B8 (see Discussion).
In humans, the A(H1N2) virus has also arisen as a result of the reassortment of human A(H1N1) and A(H3N2) strains, leading to circulation of A(H1N2) viruses that have a similar genetic composition circulating in China in 1989 and worldwide during 2000 2003 (34, 34 ).
The pulsotypes A1 and A2 were isolated more than a year after pulsotype A and genetic events in a strain leading to changes in restriction site are not surprising, according to Tenover et al. [ 47] and indicated one circulating strain in the region.
Therefore, these dislocations would be confined in the TB with a high difficulty of cross-slip, leading to strain localization near the TB.
