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Tn1546 structures and multilocus sequence typing of vanA-containing enterococci of animal, human and food origin.

The Journal of antimicrobial chemotherapy - 1 Aug 2010

López María, Sáenz Yolanda, Alvarez-Martínez Míriam J, Marco Francesc, Robredo Beatriz, Rojo-Bezares Beatriz, Ruiz-Larrea Fernanda, Zarazaga Myriam, Torres Carmen

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OBJECTIVES: To characterize the Tn1546 structure and to perform the genetic typing of 51 PFGE-unrelated vanA-containing enterococci of different origin (clinical, food and faecal samples of healthy humans and healthy poultry). METHODS: Tn1546 structure was characterized by a PCR primer walking st...

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PMID: 20519356
DOI: 10.1093/jac/dkq192

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