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First Report of Staphylococcal Clinical Isolates in Mexico with Linezolid Resistance Caused by <i>cfr</i> : Evidence of <i>In Vivo cfr</i> Mobilization

3 Jun 2010

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An oxazolidinone resistance mechanism (Cfr) was recently described in human isolates of staphylococci ([18][1]). Cfr causes posttranscriptional methylation of the 23S rRNA (A2503), affecting drugs belonging to several antimicrobial classes ([10][2]). cfr -carrying isolates recovered from human

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PMID: 20519471
DOI: 10.1128/jcm.00880-10

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