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Brucella spp.

Source of isolates submitted to the Brucella spp. database
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These MLST schemes were developed by Adrian Whatmore and colleagues at the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA). The 9 locus scheme is described in Whatmore et al. 2007 BMC Microbiol 7:34. The 21 locus scheme is described in Whatmore et al. 2016 Front Microbiol 7:2049.

Database curated by Adrian.Whatmoreatapha.gsi.gov.uk (Adrian Whatmore) and roland.ashfordatapha.gov.uk (Roland Ashford).

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The preferred citation for this website is:

Jolley et al. Wellcome Open Res 2018, 3:124 [version 1; referees: 2 approved].

Typing

The typing database contains nomenclature - allele definitions that provide an identifier for every unique allele sequence, and MLST profiles that index each unique combination of alleles with a sequence type (ST).

Allele sequences:
44,577
Last updated:
2025-04-14

Isolate collection

The isolate database consists of isolate records containing provenance and phenotype information linked to molecular typing information. These records may also include genome assemblies.

Isolates:
3,438
Last updated:
2025-04-14

Genome collection

A subset of records within the isolate database may contain genomes assemblies. You can access these from the isolate database by filtering on sequence bin size in a query.

Genomes:
2,467
Last updated:
2025-04-14

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Please cite Jolley et al. 2018 Wellcome Open Res 3:124 if you use data or analysis from PubMLST in your publications.

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