H. cetorum whale strain proteins distinct from those in H. pylori strains.

Campylobacter species.(1) Homologs of HCW_01140 in many % aa identity in many other H. pylori strains.(2) Distant homologs of HCW_01270 with up to 29Helicobacter species such as H. bilis, H. winghamensis, and H. fennelliae.(3) Distant homologs of HCW_01595 in other % and 50% identity overall to HCD_02935 and HCD_05585, but >85% identity to these proteins starting at aa position ∼590 of the 752 aa long protein.(4) For most OMPs in this table, distribution of identities throughout protein is distinctly non-random, with highest sequence conservation in carboxy terminal, and in some cases also amino terminal domains. For example, HCW_02225 exhibits 54% aa identity in other Helicobacter species including H. cinaedi, H. bizzozeronii, and H. hepaticus.(5) Homologs of HCW_03370 with up to 39(6) HCW_04255 is just one of four "integrases" annotated in the whale strain proteome.–54% in H. bizzozeronii, H. felis, H. bilis, H. fennelliae, H. mustelae, H. hepaticus and Wolinella.(7) Homologs of HCW_04530 with identities of 47–38% in multiple strains of Leptotrichia, Actinobacillus, Providencia, Haemophilus, Morganella, etc.(8) Homologs of HCW_07590 with aa identities of 35