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Biotype, genome, protein and plasmid profile diversity amongst 40 epidemiologically unrelated strains of Helicobacter pylori was studied. Strains were API Zym biotypes II, III and IV but most (87%) were biotype II. Four subsets of strains were defined on a combination of motility (56% positive) and cytotoxin production (44% positive). A close association (P = 0.45) between these two features was observed for 69% of strains. Each strain of H. pylori had a unique DNA type defined by either HaeIII or HindIII total digest patterns and by ribopatterns, except for DNA of the rare strains not cut by these endonucleases. Strain diversity was confirmed by one-dimensional SDS-PAGE electrophoretic protein patterns. No consistent associations between cytotoxin activity and overall ribopattern or band subsets within a ribopattern were detected. Some strains (39%) contained a plasmid but the presence of plasmids was not consistently associated with either cytotoxin activity, biotype, motility or ribopattern. We conclude that the cytotoxin-producing strains of H. pylori were genomically as diverse as the non-cytotoxin producing strains.

Biotype and macromolecular profiles of cytotoxin-producing strains of Helicobacter pylori from antral gastric mucosa