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Table 4 Frequency of common AMR genes detected in microbiologically-confirmed target bacteria either phenotypically resistant to 3rd/4th cephalosporins, carbapenem, macrolide and oxacillin

From: Development and validation of multiplex real-time PCR for simultaneous detection of six bacterial pathogens causing lower respiratory tract infections and antimicrobial resistance genes

  

Cephalosporin resistance

Carbapenem resistance

Macrolide resistance

Oxacillin resistance

Pathogens

Resistance

AMR genes

Resistance

AMR genes

Resistance

AMR genes

Resistance

AMR genes

(n)

(n)

(n)

(n)

(n)

(n)

(n)

(n)

(n)

Gram negative

A. baumannii (9)

7

TEM (7/7)

7

OXA-23 (7/7)

    

K. pneumoniae (5)

4

TEM (3/4)

2

NDM (2/2)

    

CTXM-1 (1/4)

OXA-48 (2/2)

    

E. coli (2)

1

SHV (1/1)

1

     

TEM (1/1)

     

P. aeruginosa (9)

1

CTXM-9 (1/1)

1

OXA-23 (1/1)

    

Gram positive

*S. aureus (5)

    

5

ermB (3/5)

4

mecA (3/4)

  1. *EG-mPCR detected 3 S. aureus and did not identify 2 S. aureus in single-infection cases