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ラテンアメリカの6カ国の臨床単離体における尿病原性エシェリキア・コライのゲノム多様性 (2018年−2023年)

Francesca Caballero1, Anne Martinez-Ventura1,2, Diego Cuicapuza1,3

  • 1Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, Laboratorio de Genómica Microbiana, Lima, Perú.

Revista peruana de medicina experimental y salud publica
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ST131とST1193を含む高リスクの尿病原性大腸菌 (UPEC) のクローンは,ラテンアメリカで流行しています. ゲノム分析により,多剤耐性を持つ重要な変異が明らかになり,強化された監視の必要性が強調されました.

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