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[Drug sensitivity test of Campylobacter jejuni strains isolated from human diarrheal stools, chicken meat, and chicken feces, and gene mutation of quinolone-resistant strains].
Kansenshogaku zasshi. The Journal of the Japanese Association for Infectious Diseases - 1 Jul 2007
Kakimoto Shohei, Fukuyama Masafumi, Furuhata Katsunori, Oonaka Kenji, Yoshinami Makoto, Tanikawa Tsutomu, Hara Motonobu, Harata Seizaburo, Saitoh Shihoko, Mori Toshihiko, Muto Tetsunori, Miyai Mitsuo, Watanabe Tadao
Abstract excerpt
In basic studies on campylobacteriosis, we tested 53 strains from human diarrhea stools and 102 strains from chicken meat and feces obtained between 2002 and 2006 for drug sensitivity to different drugs and gene mutation in quinolone-resistant strains. 1) Of 15 drugs tested, all were resistant to one or more of the following 10 drugs: CEX, 99.4%: ABPC, 59.4%; NA, 40.6%; NFLX, 40.0%; TC and CPFX, 39.4%; PIPC,...
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