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The reduced prevalence of macrolide resistance in <i>Mycoplasma pneumoniae</i> clinical isolates from pediatric patients in Beijing in 2016

2018-06-07

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Older children especially from seven to thirteen years old are more prone to develop Mycoplasma pneumoniae (MP) infection; in winter children are more susceptible to infect with MP. In Beijing, China in 2016 the rates of macrolide resistance of MP were 69.48% (in total children), 61.59% (in outpatients) and 79.28% (in hospitalized patients), respectively. All the macrolide resistant isolates harbored A2063G or A2...

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6c74bec6-b1d8-571e-b7c6-7ab42c8f2ab0
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10.1101/339317
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