Drug Resistance
Study results from F. Shahcheraghi and colleagues update understanding of drug resistance
Published in Anti-Infectives Week, May 3rd, 2010
"PCR assays were used to detect class 1 integrons. Amplifications of internal variable regions (IVRs) of class 1 integrons revealed three different arrays (0.8, 1.3, and 1.7 kb) with different distributions in clinical isolates. The amplified IVRs were sequenced and three gene cassette arrays including aadB (0.8 kb), aadA6-orfD (1.3 kb), and bla(OXA10)-aacA4 (1.7 kb) were identified," wrote F....
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