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Genotyping and SNP Detection of Streptococcus pneumoniae Isolates by Resequencing Arrays

Project Abstract

The NIAID sponsored Pathogen Functional Genomics Resource Center (PFGRC) (NIAID contract N01-AI-15447), in collaboration with Dr. M. Catherine McEllistrem's laboratory at The University of Pittsburg, has undertaken an evaluation of resequencing oligonucleotide array technology to detect genotypic variations in microorganisms. The primary goal was to establish expertise in the technology and methodologies while simultaneously addressing its value in the scientific community to identify and discover genotypic variations in microorganisms. Non-contiguous regions of Streptococcus pneumoniae isolates were resequenced in this collaborative project. The CustomSeq Resequencing Array consists of 231,688 probes covering 28,961 bases of non-contiguous sequences of the reference Streptococcus pneumoniae TIGR4 strain as shown below. The TIGR4 sequence details can be accessed through the Comprehensive Microbial Resource (CMR) database of JCVI.

Name/Locus

Gene/Sequence

Length(bp)

16S_rRNA

16SrRNA

1413

SP0117

Pneumococcal surface protein A

2232

SP0368

Cell wall surface anchor family protein

5301

SP0377_SP0378

Choline binding proteins C, J & intergenic region

2262

SP0390_SP0391

Choline binding proteins G, F & intergenic region

2078

SP0463_SP0466

Surface anchor, sortase & hypothetical proteins with intergenic region

4788

SP0667

Pneumococcal surface protein - putative

996

SP0834

Hemolysin-related protein

510

SP1204

Hemolysin A - putative

594

SP1466

Hemoylsin

645

SP1833

Cell wall surface anchor family protein

2124

SP1961

DNA-directed RNA polymerase, beta subunit

3609

SP1992

Cell wall surface anchor family protein

663

SP2145

Antigen, cell wall surface anchor family

2082


In order to maximize the scientific value of the data obtained, we have used ABI Sanger sequencing to supplement the sequence data obtained from the resequencing arrays for 11 of the 14 regions (excluding the 3 intergenic regions). The following pages provide access to the combined sequence data that were obtained from the two methods. You may choose to download data for all 72 strains, or choose a subset of the strains by sequence type, serotype or penicillin susceptibility. The download tool will deliver a compressed archive file containing a set of multi-FASTA files, one for each strain selected. A list of the experimental strains is available in this table.

Data and Resources

Files

File Name

Description

Table 1

List of the experimental strains

Tools

Link

Description

Sequence download tool

Tool to download Streptococcus pneumoniae isolate sequences