Helicobacter pylori from Peruvian Amerindians: Traces of human migrations in strains from remote Amazon, and genome sequence of an Amerind strain

Dangeruta Kersulyte,Awdhesh Kalia,Robert H. Gilman,Melissa Mendez,Phabiola Herrera,Lilia Cabrera,Billie Velapatiño,Jacqueline Balqui,Freddy Paredes Puente de la Vega,Carlos Rodríguez Ulloa,Jaime Cok,Catherine C. Hooper,Giedrius Dailide,Sravya Tamma,Douglas E. Berg

Helicobacter pylori from Peruvian Amerindians: Traces of human migrations in strains from remote Amazon, and genome sequence of an Amerind strain

2010

Dangeruta Kersulyte
Awdhesh Kalia
Robert H. Gilman
Melissa Mendez
Phabiola Herrera
Lilia Cabrera
Billie Velapatiño
Jacqueline Balqui
Freddy Paredes Puente de la Vega
Carlos Rodríguez Ulloa
Jaime Cok
Catherine C. Hooper
Giedrius Dailide
Sravya Tamma
Douglas E. Berg

BACKGROUND: The gastric pathogen Helicobacter pylori is extraordinary in its genetic diversity, the differences between strains from well-separated human populations, and the range of diseases that ...

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Phylogenetics
Genome evolution
Sequence analysis
Genetic variation
Genetic diversity
Helicobacter pylori
Whole genome sequencing
Polymerase chain reaction
Biology
Genetics

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