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Integrons, β‐lactamase and qnr genes in multidrug resistant clinical isolates of P roteus mirabilis and P . vulgaris

7 Jul 2012

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Thirty-three isolates of Proteus mirabilis and two P. vulgaris were examined for their antimicrobial resistance, the presence of integrons with regard to gene cassette content, and genetic determinants of β-lactam and low-level quinolone resistance. Integrons were detected in 23 (69.7%) P. mirabilis isolates; six (18.2%) of them had class 1 integrons, 11 (33.3%) possessed class 2 integrons and six (18.2%) carried...

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PMID: 23030307
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0463.2012.02923.x

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