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Relationships between Enterococcal Virulence and Antimicrobial Resistance

2000-10-01

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Enterococci have become a vexing problem in clinical medicine because of their ability to infect patients who are typically receiving antibiotic therapy for unrelated underlying illness. Moreover, the infections have become extremely difficult to manage because of the accumulation of antibiotic resistances among enterococci. The ability of enterococci to cause disease is an intrinsic property of the organism or po...

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e1c8cd05-50eb-540f-997a-5e658a975d49
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10.1128/cmr.13.4.513-522.2000
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