Identification of genes and mutations involved in antimicrobial low susceptibility in Mycoplasma bovirhinis isolates from Japan and development of a genetic method for antimicrobial susceptibility discrimination.

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Mycoplasma bovirhinis (Mycoplasmopsis bovirhinis) is a commensal bacterium that infects the bovine respiratory tract and poses a risk for calf pneumonia. This study aimed to develop a simple and rapid genetic method for assessing antimicrobial susceptibility by identifying genes and mutations associated with decreased susceptibility through genomic analysis of isolate exhibiting low antimicrobial susceptibility...

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