Table 1
ITS genotypes of Enterocytozoon bieneusi of natural infection identified in cattle worldwide.
| Country | Positive/examined (%) | Genotypesa (n) | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Algeria | 11/102 (10.8) | BEB4 (4), BEB6 (2), BEB3 (1), I (1), J (1), PtEb XI (1), mixed (1) | [2] |
| Argentina | 10/70 (14.3) | BEB4 (1); I (2), J (4); EbpC (1); BEB10 (1); D (1) | [5] |
| Australia | 49/471 (10.4) | I (18), J (14), BEB4 (6), TAR_fc2 (6), TAR_fc1 (1), TAR_fc3 (1) | [48] |
| Brazil | 79/452 (17.5) | I (35), BEB8 (23), BEB4 (7), BEB13 (7),BEB12 (5), D (4), BEB11 (3), EbpA (1), BEB14–BEB17 (1 each) | [4] |
| China | 1817/10504 (17.3) | J (904); I (519); BEB4 (151), BEB6 (31), O (27), CM8 (18), COS-I (14), EbpC (14), CHN3 (14), D (13), CHN1 (11), CGC3 (11), CGC2 (8), CHC8 (7), CGC1 (6), CHN4 (6), CS-4 (6), Type IV (5), CM19 (5), BEB10 (3), CHG2 (2), CHG3 (2), CHN–DC1 (2), CHN–DC2 (2), CHN–DC3 (2), G (2), NECA1–NECA5, CHC1–CHC7, CHC9–CHC17, N, BEB8, CD6, H, CC4, CSX1–CSX2, CHN15, CM21, PN, and mixed (1 each) | [10, 12, 13, 19, 23, 26, 37, 38, 41–43, 46, 47, 49, 50] |
| Czech Republic | 37b/240 (15.4) | I (6) | [14] |
| Germany | 10/88 (11.4) | I (2); J (4); F (1); M (1); N (1), I/J (1) | [6, 27] |
| Iran | 48/256 (18.8) | D (22), J (9), M (5) | [16] |
| Korea | 80b/538 (14.9) | CEbE (3), CEbD (2), CEbB (2), CEbA (1), CEbF (1), CEbC (1) | [17] |
| Portugal | 2/2c (100.0) | PtEbX (1), PtEbXI (1) | [22] |
| South Africa | 9/50 (18.0) | BEB4 (3); I (1); BEB3-like (4); D (1) | [1] |
| United States | 706/3306 (21.4) | J (110); BEB4 (120); BEB2 (85); I (79), BEB1 (47); BEB8 (41); BEB5 (8); BEB9 (6); BEB3 (6); Peru 6 (1); D (1), BEB7 (1), Type IV (1) | [8, 9, 31–33, 36] |
| Slovakia | 2/100 (2.0) | I (2) | [40] |
| Thailand | 3/60 (5.0) | D (3) | [39] |
The number of genotypes is not consistent with the number of positives because only some E. bieneusi isolates were genotyped in the Czech Republic and Korea.
Only two isolates positive for E. bieneusi by microscopy after staining were genotyped in Portugal.
The genotypes previously found in humans are shown in bold.
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