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Table 2

Concatenated sequence types observed among 49 stool specimens (from 46 patients) with typing results for both loci CYC21 and CYC22.

Concatenated sequence type (CYC21-CYC22) Number of specimens Epidemiologic linkage to a cluster or outbreak (vehicle and source, if both were identified)1
C1-C6 1 No
C2-C1 1 Multistate outbreak in 1997 (raspberries from Guatemala) [6]
1 Florida outbreak in 2001 [2]
2 Texas restaurant-associated cluster in 2016 [2]
2 No
C2-C2 3 Maine temporospatial cluster in 2014
2 No
C2-C3 1 No
C2-C3mixed 2 South Carolina temporospatial cluster in 2014 [2]
11 No
C2-C4 1 Texas restaurant-associated cluster 2014-A (cilantro from Mexico) [2]
3 (same patient) No
C3-C1 1 No
C3-C2 1 Michigan conference-associated cluster in 2014 [2]
C3-C3mixed 3 Texas business-associated cluster in 2015
C3-C4 1 Texas restaurant-associated cluster 2014-B
C5-C2 1 No
C5-C3mixed 5 No
C8-C1 1 No
C8-C2 1 No
C16-C1 1 Michigan conference-associated cluster in 2014 [2]
C16-C2 2 (same patient) No
C16-C3mixed 2 Michigan conference-associated cluster in 2014 [2]
1

The epidemiologic information provided in the table reflects data submitted to CDC as part of surveillance or outbreak-related activities for cyclosporiasis. The terminology temporospatial cluster is used here for cases that were not linked to a particular establishment or event but were temporally and geographically clustered.

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