
Borrelia burgdorferi Strains
Borrelia burgdorferi sensu stricto strains
Borrelia burgdorferi sensu stricto is the primary bacterial species responsible for Lyme disease in North America, though it is also present in Europe and elsewhere. Understanding its diverse strains is essential for improving diagnostics, treatment outcomes, and research into persistent infection.
This table lists key B. burgdorferi s.s. isolates collected from various sources—including ticks, animals, and humans—across multiple regions. Each entry includes the isolate identifier, country of origin, source organism, and the researcher or institution that provided the sample.
Isolate | Country | Source | Provided by |
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212 * | France | I. ricinus | F. Milward |
297 * | USA Connecticut | Human CSF | R.C. Johnson |
1352 * | USA Texas | A. americanum | R. T. Marconi |
19535 * | USA New York | Peromyscus leucopus | J. F. Anderson |
20006 * | France | I. ricinus | J. F. Anderson |
26816 * | USA Rhode Island | Microtus pennsylvanicus | J. F. Anderson |
27985 * | USA Shelt. Isl | I. scapularis | J. F. Anderson |
21305 * | USA Connecticut | Peromyscus leucopus | J. F. Anderson |
21343 * | USA Wisconsin | Peromyscus leucopus | J. F. Anderson |
B31 * | USA New York | I. scapularis | ATCC 35210 |
CA2-87 * | USA California | I. pacificus | R. T. Marconi |
CA 5 * | USA California | I. pacificus | R. Lane |
CA 6 * | USA California | I. pacificus | R. Lane |
CA920953 * | USA California | Human skin | L.M. Switalski |
Cat Flea * | USA Texas | Ctenocephalides felis | D. Ralph |
Charlie tick * | USA Wisconsin | I. scapularis | C. Kodner |
DK7 * | Denmark | Human skin | M. Theisen |
ESP-1 * | Spain | I. ricinus | R. C. Johnson |
GeHo * | Germany | Human skin (ECM) | Vögel |
HB19 * | USA Connecticut | Human blood | A. Barbour |
HII * | Italy | Human blood (arthritis) | V. Sambri |
HUM 115 * | USA California | I. pacificus | M. Janda |
HUM 3336 * | USA California | I. pacificus | M. Janda |
HUM 7814 * | USA California | I. pacificus | M. Janda |
IP1 * | France (Poitiers) | Human CSF | G. Baranton |
IP2 * | France (Tours) | Human CSF | G. Baranton |
IP3 * | France (Pau) | Human CSF | G. Baranton |
IRS * | Switzerland | I. ricinus | ATCC 35211 |
LAKE 339 * | USA California | I. pacificus | M. Janda |
MEN 115 * | USA California | I. pacificus | M. Janda |
MIL * | Slovakia | I. ricinus | A. Livesley |
MUL * | USA New York | I. ricinus | M. Theisen |
N40 * | USA New York | I. scapularis | S. Norris |
NY1-86 * | USA New York | Human skin | R. T. Marconi |
NY13-87 * | USA New York | Human skin | R. T. Marconi |
PKa * | Germany | I. ricinus | V. Preac Mursic |
Sh-2-82 * | USA New York | I. scapularis | S. Bergström |
SON 188 * | USA California | I. pacificus | M. Janda |
SON 328 * | USA California | I. pacificus | M. Janda |
SON 335 * | USA California | I. pacificus | M. Janda |
SON 2110 * | USA California | I. pacificus | M. Janda |
SV1 * | France (Rambouillet) | I. ricinus | C. Perez |
SV3 * | France (Fontainebleau ) | I. ricinus | C. Perez |
SV4 * | France (Pimpont) | I. ricinus | C. Perez |
Veery * | USA Connecticut | Veery bird | R. T. Marconi |
VS 2 * | USA Shelt. Isl | I. scapularis | O. Péter |
Z 118 * | Germany | I. ricinus | A. Vogt |
Z 136 * | Germany | I. ricinus | A. Vogt |
courtesy of: NCBI
