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MIC distribution analysis identifies differences in AMR between population sub-groups

2024-05-09

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Background Phenotypic data, such as the minimum inhibitory concentrations (MICs) of bacterial isolates from clinical samples, are widely available through routine surveillance. MIC distributions inform antibiotic dosing in clinical care by determining cutoffs to define isolates as susceptible or resistant. However, differences in MIC distributions between patient sub-populations could indicate strain variation and...

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3b5ab5b6-d39b-5efc-8ae8-013c9a9a6086
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10.12688/wellcomeopenres.21269.1
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