First Report of an ST410 OXA-181 and CTX-M-15 Coproducing Escherichia Coli Clone in Italy: A Whole-Genome Sequence Characterization

Overview

Journal Microb Drug Resist

Publisher Mary Ann Liebert

Specialties Infectious Diseases
Microbiology

Date 2018 Feb 24

PMID 29473791

Citations 15

Authors

Aurora Piazza

Francesco Comandatore

Francesca Romeri

Cristina Pagani

Anna Maria Floriano

Annalisa Ridolfo

Carlo Antona

Matteo Brilli

Vittoria Mattioni Marchetti

Claudio Bandi

Maria Rita Gismondo

Sara Giordana Rimoldi

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Abstract

We investigated an Italian OXA-181-producing Escherichia coli clinical isolate (ECS1_14) by whole-genome sequencing. The strain coharbored bla, bla, and qnrS1 genes; it belonged to ST410(Achtman)/ST692(Pasteur) and phylogroup A. The bla gene was harbored on a plasmid highly similar (99% identity) to the pOXA181_EC14828 plasmid, recently reported in China.

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