Most common Neisseria gonorrhoeae genotypes in isolates from seven cities representing all five macroregions of Brazil (n = 548)
| City . | Most common NG-MASTa STs (%) . | Most common MLSTb STs (%) . | Most common NG-STARc STs (%) . | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| first . | second . | third . | first . | second . | third . | first . | second . | third . | |
| Belo Horizonte (n = 103) | 1407, 19 668 (both 13.6%) | 338 (5.8) | 19 661 (4.9) | 1596 (20.4) | 1901 (16.5) | 1588 (7.8) | 90, 2129 (both 15.5%) | 1560 (6.8) | 2019 (4.9) |
| Brasilia (n = 68) | 338 (10.3) | 15 915 (5.9) | 334, 6066, 19 699 (all 13.2%) | 1588 (30.9) | 1901 (16.2) | 7363 (7.4) | 90 (7.4) | 2098 (5.9) | 247, 2045, 2077, 2228 (all 17.6%) |
| Florianópolis (n = 74) | 338 (8.1) | 1582 (6.8) | 1407, 6827, 17 391 (all 16.2%) | 1901 (24.3) | 1588 (20.3) | 13 844 (9.5) | 90 (14.9) | 871 (6.8) | 151, 1298, 1873, 2141 (all 21.6%) |
| Manaus (n = 99) | 1407, 19 788 (both 12.1%) | 16 547, 16 556 (both 10.1%) | 16 548, 16 551, 19 723 (all 12.1%) | 13 429 (21.2) | 1901 (17.2) | 1588 (12.1) | 2217 (11.1) | 2092, 2218 (both 12.1%) | 90 (5.1) |
| Porto Alegre (n = 72) | 19 678, 19 823 (both 16.7%) | 338 (5.6) | 2063, 18 193, 19 725 (all 12.5%) | 8161 (13.9) | 13 844 (11.1) | 9363, 14 921 (both 19.4%) | 467 (6.9) | 2041, 2117 (both 11.1%) | 42, 90, 178, 303, 2027 (all 20.8%) |
| Salvador (n = 104) | 1407 (10.6) | 19 663 (5.8) | 4332 (4.8) | 1588 (27.9) | 1901 (15.4) | 8161 (11.5) | 90 (12.5) | 2079 (8.7) | 384, 2076 (both 13.5%) |
| São Paulo (n = 28) | 19 704 (14.3) | 338 (10.7) | 2400 (7.1) | 1901 (32.1) | 1588 (14.3) | 7363, 8161, 11 864 (all 21.4%) | 1601 (14.3) | 90, 439, 1873 (all 21.4%) | singletons (64.3) |
| All (n = 548) | 338 (5.7) | 1407 (5.3) | 1582, 2992, 6066 (all 4.4%) | 1901 (17.2) | 1588 (16.8) | 8161 (5.5) | 90 (8.6) | 2217 (2.0) | 2076, 2079 (both 3.6%) |
| City . | Most common NG-MASTa STs (%) . | Most common MLSTb STs (%) . | Most common NG-STARc STs (%) . | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| first . | second . | third . | first . | second . | third . | first . | second . | third . | |
| Belo Horizonte (n = 103) | 1407, 19 668 (both 13.6%) | 338 (5.8) | 19 661 (4.9) | 1596 (20.4) | 1901 (16.5) | 1588 (7.8) | 90, 2129 (both 15.5%) | 1560 (6.8) | 2019 (4.9) |
| Brasilia (n = 68) | 338 (10.3) | 15 915 (5.9) | 334, 6066, 19 699 (all 13.2%) | 1588 (30.9) | 1901 (16.2) | 7363 (7.4) | 90 (7.4) | 2098 (5.9) | 247, 2045, 2077, 2228 (all 17.6%) |
| Florianópolis (n = 74) | 338 (8.1) | 1582 (6.8) | 1407, 6827, 17 391 (all 16.2%) | 1901 (24.3) | 1588 (20.3) | 13 844 (9.5) | 90 (14.9) | 871 (6.8) | 151, 1298, 1873, 2141 (all 21.6%) |
| Manaus (n = 99) | 1407, 19 788 (both 12.1%) | 16 547, 16 556 (both 10.1%) | 16 548, 16 551, 19 723 (all 12.1%) | 13 429 (21.2) | 1901 (17.2) | 1588 (12.1) | 2217 (11.1) | 2092, 2218 (both 12.1%) | 90 (5.1) |
| Porto Alegre (n = 72) | 19 678, 19 823 (both 16.7%) | 338 (5.6) | 2063, 18 193, 19 725 (all 12.5%) | 8161 (13.9) | 13 844 (11.1) | 9363, 14 921 (both 19.4%) | 467 (6.9) | 2041, 2117 (both 11.1%) | 42, 90, 178, 303, 2027 (all 20.8%) |
| Salvador (n = 104) | 1407 (10.6) | 19 663 (5.8) | 4332 (4.8) | 1588 (27.9) | 1901 (15.4) | 8161 (11.5) | 90 (12.5) | 2079 (8.7) | 384, 2076 (both 13.5%) |
| São Paulo (n = 28) | 19 704 (14.3) | 338 (10.7) | 2400 (7.1) | 1901 (32.1) | 1588 (14.3) | 7363, 8161, 11 864 (all 21.4%) | 1601 (14.3) | 90, 439, 1873 (all 21.4%) | singletons (64.3) |
| All (n = 548) | 338 (5.7) | 1407 (5.3) | 1582, 2992, 6066 (all 4.4%) | 1901 (17.2) | 1588 (16.8) | 8161 (5.5) | 90 (8.6) | 2217 (2.0) | 2076, 2079 (both 3.6%) |
Most common Neisseria gonorrhoeae genotypes in isolates from seven cities representing all five macroregions of Brazil (n = 548)
| City . | Most common NG-MASTa STs (%) . | Most common MLSTb STs (%) . | Most common NG-STARc STs (%) . | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| first . | second . | third . | first . | second . | third . | first . | second . | third . | |
| Belo Horizonte (n = 103) | 1407, 19 668 (both 13.6%) | 338 (5.8) | 19 661 (4.9) | 1596 (20.4) | 1901 (16.5) | 1588 (7.8) | 90, 2129 (both 15.5%) | 1560 (6.8) | 2019 (4.9) |
| Brasilia (n = 68) | 338 (10.3) | 15 915 (5.9) | 334, 6066, 19 699 (all 13.2%) | 1588 (30.9) | 1901 (16.2) | 7363 (7.4) | 90 (7.4) | 2098 (5.9) | 247, 2045, 2077, 2228 (all 17.6%) |
| Florianópolis (n = 74) | 338 (8.1) | 1582 (6.8) | 1407, 6827, 17 391 (all 16.2%) | 1901 (24.3) | 1588 (20.3) | 13 844 (9.5) | 90 (14.9) | 871 (6.8) | 151, 1298, 1873, 2141 (all 21.6%) |
| Manaus (n = 99) | 1407, 19 788 (both 12.1%) | 16 547, 16 556 (both 10.1%) | 16 548, 16 551, 19 723 (all 12.1%) | 13 429 (21.2) | 1901 (17.2) | 1588 (12.1) | 2217 (11.1) | 2092, 2218 (both 12.1%) | 90 (5.1) |
| Porto Alegre (n = 72) | 19 678, 19 823 (both 16.7%) | 338 (5.6) | 2063, 18 193, 19 725 (all 12.5%) | 8161 (13.9) | 13 844 (11.1) | 9363, 14 921 (both 19.4%) | 467 (6.9) | 2041, 2117 (both 11.1%) | 42, 90, 178, 303, 2027 (all 20.8%) |
| Salvador (n = 104) | 1407 (10.6) | 19 663 (5.8) | 4332 (4.8) | 1588 (27.9) | 1901 (15.4) | 8161 (11.5) | 90 (12.5) | 2079 (8.7) | 384, 2076 (both 13.5%) |
| São Paulo (n = 28) | 19 704 (14.3) | 338 (10.7) | 2400 (7.1) | 1901 (32.1) | 1588 (14.3) | 7363, 8161, 11 864 (all 21.4%) | 1601 (14.3) | 90, 439, 1873 (all 21.4%) | singletons (64.3) |
| All (n = 548) | 338 (5.7) | 1407 (5.3) | 1582, 2992, 6066 (all 4.4%) | 1901 (17.2) | 1588 (16.8) | 8161 (5.5) | 90 (8.6) | 2217 (2.0) | 2076, 2079 (both 3.6%) |
| City . | Most common NG-MASTa STs (%) . | Most common MLSTb STs (%) . | Most common NG-STARc STs (%) . | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| first . | second . | third . | first . | second . | third . | first . | second . | third . | |
| Belo Horizonte (n = 103) | 1407, 19 668 (both 13.6%) | 338 (5.8) | 19 661 (4.9) | 1596 (20.4) | 1901 (16.5) | 1588 (7.8) | 90, 2129 (both 15.5%) | 1560 (6.8) | 2019 (4.9) |
| Brasilia (n = 68) | 338 (10.3) | 15 915 (5.9) | 334, 6066, 19 699 (all 13.2%) | 1588 (30.9) | 1901 (16.2) | 7363 (7.4) | 90 (7.4) | 2098 (5.9) | 247, 2045, 2077, 2228 (all 17.6%) |
| Florianópolis (n = 74) | 338 (8.1) | 1582 (6.8) | 1407, 6827, 17 391 (all 16.2%) | 1901 (24.3) | 1588 (20.3) | 13 844 (9.5) | 90 (14.9) | 871 (6.8) | 151, 1298, 1873, 2141 (all 21.6%) |
| Manaus (n = 99) | 1407, 19 788 (both 12.1%) | 16 547, 16 556 (both 10.1%) | 16 548, 16 551, 19 723 (all 12.1%) | 13 429 (21.2) | 1901 (17.2) | 1588 (12.1) | 2217 (11.1) | 2092, 2218 (both 12.1%) | 90 (5.1) |
| Porto Alegre (n = 72) | 19 678, 19 823 (both 16.7%) | 338 (5.6) | 2063, 18 193, 19 725 (all 12.5%) | 8161 (13.9) | 13 844 (11.1) | 9363, 14 921 (both 19.4%) | 467 (6.9) | 2041, 2117 (both 11.1%) | 42, 90, 178, 303, 2027 (all 20.8%) |
| Salvador (n = 104) | 1407 (10.6) | 19 663 (5.8) | 4332 (4.8) | 1588 (27.9) | 1901 (15.4) | 8161 (11.5) | 90 (12.5) | 2079 (8.7) | 384, 2076 (both 13.5%) |
| São Paulo (n = 28) | 19 704 (14.3) | 338 (10.7) | 2400 (7.1) | 1901 (32.1) | 1588 (14.3) | 7363, 8161, 11 864 (all 21.4%) | 1601 (14.3) | 90, 439, 1873 (all 21.4%) | singletons (64.3) |
| All (n = 548) | 338 (5.7) | 1407 (5.3) | 1582, 2992, 6066 (all 4.4%) | 1901 (17.2) | 1588 (16.8) | 8161 (5.5) | 90 (8.6) | 2217 (2.0) | 2076, 2079 (both 3.6%) |
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