Identification and characterization of Tc1/mariner-like DNA transposons in genomes of the pathogenic fungi of the Paracoccidioides species complex

Table 3 Paracoccidioides isolates used in this study.

Isolate	Origin	Country	Phylogenetic Species^c
Pb01^{a e f}	clinical	Brazil - Goiás	Pb01-like
Ed01^g	clinical	Brazil - Goiás	Pb01-like
1578^g	clinical	Brazil - Goiás	Pb01-like
Pb03^{a d f h i}	chronic PCM^b	Brazil - São Paulo	PS2
Pb4^{d e f h i}	chronic PCM	Brazil - São Paulo	PS2
Pb2^{d e f h i}	chronic PCM	Venezuela	PS2
Pb18^{a d e f h i}	chronic PCM	Brazil - São Paulo	S1
B339^{d e f h i}	chronic PCM	Brazil - São Paulo	S1
Pb6^{d f h i}	chronic PCM	Brazil - Paraná	S1
Pb5^{h i}	chronic PCM	Brazil - Paraná	S1
Utero^g	chronic PCM	Argentina	S1
Pb9^{d f h i}	chronic PCM	Brazil - São Paulo	S1
Pb11^{d f h i}	acute PCM	Brazil - Paraná	S1
Pb13^{d f h i}	acute PCM	Brazil - Goiás	S1
Pb10^{d f h i}	acute PCM	Peru	S1
Pb14^{d f h i}	acute PCM	Brazil - São Paulo	S1
Pb12^{e h i}	acute PCM	Argentina	S1
Penguin^{d f}	penguin faeces	Uruguay	S1

^aP. brasiliensis isolates used in the genome sequencing project - Broad Institute MIT and Harvard.
^bPCM - paracoccidioidomycosis
^cPhylogenetic Species grouped in accordance with Matute et al. [10]^d, Carrero et al. [11]^e, Teixeira et al. [12]^fand Figure 7 (this work)^g.
^hIsolate was also used by Morais et al. [9]
ⁱRevised by Puccia et al. [13].

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