Ho YW, Ho KY, Ascencio F, Ho B. Neither gastric topological distribution nor principle virulence genes of Helicobacter pylori contributes to clinical outcomes. World J Gastroenterol 2004; 10(22): 3274-3277 [PMID: 15484299 DOI: 10.3748/wjg.v10.i22.3274]
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Bow Ho, Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Medicine, National University of Singapore, 5 Science Drive 2, Singapore 117597, Republic of Singapore. michob@nus.edu.sg
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H Pylori
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World J Gastroenterol. Nov 15, 2004; 10(22): 3274-3277 Published online Nov 15, 2004. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v10.i22.3274
Table 1 Primer sequences of genes of interest
Region
Primer
Nucleotide sequence (5'→3')
PCR product (bp)
Reference
26kDa
26kDa-F
TGGCGTGTCTATTGACAGCGAGC
298
9
26kDa-R
CCTGCTGGGCATACTTCACCAAG
ureC
ureC-F
AAGCTTTTAGGGGTGTTAGGGGTTT
294
10
ureC-R
AAGCTTACTTTCTAACACTAACGC
cagA
cagA-F
AATACACCAACGCCTCCAAG
400
11
cagA-R
TTGTTGCCGCTTTTGCTCTC
vacA
vacA-F
GCTTCTCTTACCACCAATGC
1160
12
vacA-R
TGTCAGGGTTGTTCACCATG
m2-R
CATAACTAGCGCCTTGCAC
iceA1
iceA1-F
GTGTTTTTAACCAAAGTATC
246
5
iceA1-R
CTATAGCCAGTCTCTTTGCA
5
iceA2
iceA2-F
GTTGGGTDTDTCACAATTTAT
229/334
5
iceA2-R
TTGCCCTATTTTCTAGTAGGT
5
babA2
babA2-F
AATCCAAAAAGGAGAAAAAGTATGAAA
831
4
babA2-R
TGTTAGTGATTTCGGTGTAGGACA
4
Table 2 Relationship between H pylori status and disease states
Groups
No. of patients
No. of biopsies
No. of H pylori (+)
P
PUD
36
108
16 (44%)
-
GERD
50
150
15 (30%)
0.169
NUD
69
207
20 (29%)
0.113
Table 3 Anatomical location of the 134 H pylori isolates and their virulence genes
Antrum (%) n = 43
Body/Corpus (%) n = 47
Cardia(%) n = 44
Clinical Diagnosis
PUD
12 (33)
15 (42)
12 (33)
GERD
13 (26)
15 (30)
14 (28)
NUD
18 (25)
17 (24)
18 (26)
Genotype
26kDa
43 (100)
47 (100)
44 (100)
ureC
43 (100)
47 (100)
44 (100)
cagA
35 (81)
35 (74)
33 (75)
vacA
37 (86)
38 (81)
35 (80)
iceA1
25 (58)
25 (53)
26 (59)
iceA2
10 (23)
12 (26)
9 (20)
babA2
18 (42)
20 (38)
16 (36)
Table 4 Distribution of virulence genes of 134 H pylori isolates from the same anatomical site of different patient groups
Isolates
26kDa (%)
ureC (%)
cagA (%)
vacA (%)
iceA1(%)
iceA2(%)
babA2(%)
Antrum
PUD
12
12 (100)
12 (100)
9 (75)
10 (83)
6 (50)
4 (33)
6 (50)
GERD
13
13 (100)
13 (100)
11 (85)
11 (85)
7 (54)
2 (15)
6 (46)
NUD
18
18 (100)
18 (100)
15 (83)
16 (89)
12 (67)
4 (22)
6 (33)
Body/Corpus
PUD
15
15 (100)
15 (100)
9 (60)
10 (67)
6 (40)
5 (33)
7 (47)
GERD
15
15 (100)
15 (100)
14 (93)1
14 (93)
8 (53)
3 (20)
8 (53)
NUD
17
17 (100)
17 (100)
12 (71)
14 (82)
11 (65)
4 (24)
5 (29)
Cardia
PUD
12
12 (100)
12 (100)
9 (75)
11 (92)
5 (42)
2 (17)
3 (25)
GERD
14
14 (100)
14 (100)
12 (86)
11 (79)
8 (57)
2 (14)
7 (50)
NUD
18
18 (100)
18 (100)
12 (67)
13 (72)
13 (72)
5 (28)
7 (39)
Citation: Ho YW, Ho KY, Ascencio F, Ho B. Neither gastric topological distribution nor principle virulence genes of Helicobacter pylori contributes to clinical outcomes. World J Gastroenterol 2004; 10(22): 3274-3277