Defining the phylogenetics and resistome of the major Clostridioides difficile ribotypes circulating in Australia.

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Defining the phylogenetics and resistome of the major Clostridioides difficile ribotypes circulating in Australia.

Microbial genomics - 1 May 2024

O'Grady Keeley, Hong Stacey, Putsathit Papanin, George Narelle, Hemphill Christine, Huntington Peter G, Korman Tony M, Kotsanas Despina, Lahra Monica, McDougall Rodney, McGlinchey Andrew, Levy Avram, Moore Casey V, Nimmo Graeme, Prendergast Louise, Robson Jennifer, Speers David J, Waring Lynette, Wehrhahn Michael C, Weldhagen Gerhard F, Wilson Richard M, Riley Thomas V, Knight Daniel R

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Clostridioides difficile infection (CDI) remains a significant public health threat globally. New interventions to treat CDI rely on an understanding of the evolution and epidemiology of circulating strains. Here we provide longitudinal genomic data on strain diversity, transmission dynamics and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) of C. difficile ribotypes (RTs) 014/020 (n=169), 002 (n=77) and 056 (n=36), the three...

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PMID: 38717815
DOI: 10.1099/mgen.0.001232
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