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11 May 2014 - O111
Investigation of vanA Enterococcus faecium isolates associated with hospital outbreak in Copenhagen using whole genome sequencing, multi-locus sequence typing and pulsed-field gel electrophoresis
Mette Pinholt, Pinholt, M.(1)*; Larner-Svensson, H.(2); Jacobsen, L.(3); Olsen, S.S.(3); Nielsen, J.B.(1); Worning, P.(1); Westh, H.T.(1); Hammerum, A.M.(3); The Danish Enterococcus study group, (4);
11 May 2014 - O112
Whole genome analysis of the first vancomycin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (VRSA) isolated in Europe
Joao Andre Carrico, Carrico, J.A.(1)*; Friães, A.(1); Prior, K.(2); Harmsen, D.(2); Ramirez, M.(1); Melo-Cristino, J.(1);
11 May 2014 - O113
Draft genome sequence of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) representative of predominant MRSA sequence type 8 circulating in Moscow, Russia
Vladimir Gostev, Dmitrenko, O.(1); Gostev, V.(2)*; Kudryavtseva, A.(3); Gracheva, M.(4); Sidorenko, S.(2);
11 May 2014 - O114
Whole genome sequenced based epidemiology of vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium during an epidemic rise in Dutch hospitals
Rob Willems, Willems, R.(1)*; de Been, M.(1); Sinnige, J.(1); Brouwer, E.(1); van Schaik, W.(1); Corander, J.(2); Bonten, M.(1);
11 May 2014 - O115
Phylogenetic analysis of Streptococcus mitis and Streptococcus oralis causing infective endocarditis based on house-keeping genes sequences extracted from whole genome sequencing
Xiaohui Chen Nielsen, Rasmussen, L.H.(1); Dargis, R.(1); Rosenvinge, F.(2); Moser, C.(3); Justesen, U.S.(2); Skovgård, O.(4); Christensen, J.J.(1); Nielsen, X.C.(1)*;
11 May 2014 - O116
Blinded validation study of genotypic prediction of antimicrobial resistance from Staphylococcus aureus whole genome sequences
Nicola Claire Gordon, Gordon, N.C.(1); Price, J.(2); Cole, K.(2); Kearns, A.M.(3); Pichon, B.(3); Peto, T.E.A.(1); Crook, D.(1); Walker, A.S.(1); Golubchik, T.(1)*;
11 May 2014 - O117
Evaluation of an accelerated workflow using an amplicon-based commercial kit and automated analysis of next generation sequencing results for surveillance of ESBL-producing E. coli
John Rossen, Rossen, J.W.(1)*; Veenemans, J.(2); Raangs, G.C.(1); Langereis, P.C.(1); Kluytmans, J.A.(2); Friedrich, A.W.(1); Sinha, B.(1);
11 May 2014 - O118
The importance of sample pre-treatment and DNA extraction methods for successful whole genome sequencing of MGIT culture for Mycobacterium diagnosis
Fernando Gonzalez-Candelas, Pankhurst, L.J.(1)*; Votintseva, A.A.(1); Walker, T.M.(1); del Ojo Elias, C.(1); MMM Consortium, (1);
11 May 2014 - O119
A real-time computational method for matching TB genomes across large data sets
Carlos del Ojo Elias, del Ojo Elias, C.(1)*; Hedge, J.(2); Walker, T.(3); Wilson, D.(3); Crook, D.(3); Peto, T.(3);
11 May 2014 - O120
Sub-Saharan origin of the European ST80 community-acquired methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus lineage, assessed by whole genome sequencing of a time-based and geographically diverse collection
Marc Stegger, Stegger, M.(1)*; Wirth, T.(2); Andersen, P.S.(1); Skov, R.L.(1); De Grassi, A.(3); Martins-Simoes, P.(4); Price, L.B.(5); Vandenesch, F.(4); Larsen, A.R.(1); Laurent, F.(4);
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