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Genome Dynamics and Evolution of Multiple-Drug-Resistant Bacteria: Implications for Global Infection Control Priorities.

The Journal of infectious diseases - 20 Dec 2021

Shaik Sabiha, Suresh Arya, Ahmed Niyaz

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Genomics-driven molecular epidemiology of pathogenic bacteria has largely been carried out through functionally neutral/inert sequences, mostly entailing polymorphic gene loci or repetitive tracts. However, it is very important to harness phenotypically relevant markers to assign a valid functional epidemiological context to tracking of pathogens. These should include microbial acumen to acquire multiple drug...

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PMID: 34550361
DOI: 10.1093/infdis/jiab456
PMCID: PMC8687076

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