MLST databases and software - PubMLST.org

Welcome to PubMLST. This site hosts publicly accessible Multilocus Sequence Typing (MLST) databases and software. We provide means of accessing these databases in common formats suitable for easy linking and importation to local resources.

Please contact us if you would like us to host or help develop a MLST database for a particular organism, or have a request for new functionality.

The primary PubMLST site is hosted at The Peter Medawar Building for Pathogen Research, University of Oxford, UK.  The site is developed and maintained by Keith Jolley. Web standards validation - Valid: XHTML | CSS

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News

A MLST scheme for Chlamydiales species has been developed by Yvonne Pannekoek, Arie van der Ende and colleages at the Academic Medical Center (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) and is now available.

The Klebsiella pneumoniae database has moved to the Pasteur MLST site.

The MLST scheme for Arcobacter species is now available. This scheme was developed by William Miller (USDA).

Recent updates

2009-01-06
P. aeruginosa: 10 alleles

2009-01-05
B. cereus: 4 alleles, 4 STs, 4 isolates
Neisseria: 3 alleles, 3 STs, 115 isolates
S. agalactiae: 6 alleles, 35 STs

2008-12-19
P. aeruginosa: 22 alleles, 3 STs

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