Research Article
Xenic Cultivation and Genotyping of Pathogenic Free-Living Amoeba from Public Water Supply Sources in Uganda
Table 3
Isolated free-living amoeba, accession numbers, water source, and associated diseases in humans.
| Accession | Source | FLA | Diseases | Characteristics |
| KU884884 | Tap KLA Bwaise | Acanthamoeba spp. (T1) | Encephalitis [11, 21] | Mental status changes, hemiparesis, meningismus, and ataxia [22] | KU894799 | Tap QEPA Katunguru | Acanthamoeba spp. (T2) | Keratitis [11, 21] | Blinding infection of the cornea [22, 23] | KU894800 | Tap QEPA Katunguru | Acanthamoeba spp. (T4) | Keratitis [11, 21] | Blinding infection of the cornea [22, 23] | KU894801 | Tap QEPA Albertine | Acanthamoeba polyphaga (T4) | Keratitis [11, 21] | Blinding infection of the cornea [22, 23] | KU894802 | Tap QEPA Kasaka | Acanthamoeba spp. (T4) | Keratitis [11, 21] | Blinding infection of the cornea [22, 23] | KU894803 | Tap KLA Kisenyi | Acanthamoeba spp. (T4) | Keratitis [11, 21] | Blinding infection of the cornea [22, 23] | KU894804 | KCB QEPA | Acanthamoeba spp. (T11) | Keratitis and encephalitis [22] | Disseminated disease, blindness, and CNS function impairment [22] | KU894805 | FLS QEPA | Hartmannella vermiformis | Keratitis [4, 13, 24] | Blinding infection of the cornea [22] | KU894806 | TAP QEPA Albertine | Echinamoeba exundans | Unknown | — | KU894807 | TAP QEPA Thembo | Nuclearia pattersoni | Unknown | — | KU894808 | TAP QEPA Katunguru | Echinamoeba exundans | Unknown | — | KU894809 | FLS QEPA | Bodomorpha minima | Unknown | — | KU894810 | Lubigi KLA | Cercomonas agilis | Unknown | — | KU894811 | R. Kyambura QEPA | Echinamoeba exundans | Unknown | — | KU894812 | R. Kyambura QEPA | Echinamoeba exundans | Unknown | — | KU894813 | TAP QEPA Albertine | Echinamoeba exundans | Unknown | — | KU894814 | TAP QEPA Thembo | Hartmannella vermiformis | Keratitis [4, 13, 24] | Blinding infection of the cornea [22] |
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FLS: fish landing sites; KCB: Kazinga Channel banks; KLA: Kampala; QEPA: Queen Elizabeth Protected Area. R. Kyambura: the Kyambura River.
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