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20 September 2019
Streptococcus dysgalactiae a potential source of zoonotic infection in the kitchen
Nurdyana Abdul Rahman, Tse Hsien Koh | Nurdyana Abdul Rahman | October Michael Sessions
20 September 2019
Complete genome sequence of Salmonella enterica subsp. diarizonae serovar 61:k:1,5,(7), isolate 16-SA00356, a serovar associated with sheep
Laura Uelze, Laura Uelze | Maria Borowiak | Carlus Deneke | C
20 September 2019
Genomic analysis of Staphylococcus aureus along a pork production chain and in the community, Shandong Province, China
Chengtao Sun, Chengtao Sun | Baoli Chen | Anette Hulth | Stefan Schwarz | Lennart Nilsson | Shizhen Ma | Qiang Sun | Zhenwang Bi | Congming Wu | Stefan B
20 September 2019
LA-MRSA in German pigsty workers- Recolonization or persistence?
Natalie Effelsberg, Natalie Effelsberg | Sergej Udarcev | Hannah M
20 September 2019
Genome-based analyses of Klebsiella pneumoniae to detect possible host- associations, host-adaptation and effects on virulence
Kathleen Klaper, Kathleen Klaper | Lena Heinrich | Walter Steffi | Roman Gerlach | Stephan Fuchs | Yvonne Pfeifer | Guido Werner
20 September 2019
Emergence of a new KPC-3 variant in the high-risk clone ST307-Klebsiella pneumoniae after ceftazidime-avibactam exposure in a tertiary hospital in Madrid
Marta Hern
20 September 2019
Integrated aquaculture contributes to the transfer of mcr-1 between animals and humans via the aquaculture supply chain
Yingbo Shen, Yingbo Shen | Ziquan Lv | Lu Yang | Dejun Liu | Jianzhong Shen | Junjie Xia | Yuebin Ke | Yang Wang
20 September 2019
Colistin resistant Escherichia coli isolated from a mixed farm (bovine, swine and the farmer): a One-health study applying Nanopore sequencing for metagenomics.
Lourdes Migura-Garcia, Joaquim Vines | Olga Francino | Anna Cusco | Sebastian Napp | Judith Gonzalez | Ana Perez de Rozas | Lourdes Migura-Garcia
20 September 2019
Mapping antimicrobial resistance in livestock in low- and middle-income countries
João Pires, Thomas Van Boeckel | Jo
20 September 2019
Three genotyping methods to assess diversity of pathogenic Yersinia enterocolitica in its reservoir, the pig.
Emilie Esnault, Emilie Esnault | Raymond Pierre | Houard Emmanuelle | Hirchaud Edouard | Denis Martine
20 September 2019
A story of success: rmtB methylase gene, pHN7A8 plasmid and Escherichia coli ST1196 in waste water treatment plants
José Francisco Delgado Blas, Jos
20 September 2019
Intestinal colonization of Leclercia adcarboxylata
Qiaoling Sun, Qiaoling Sun | Ning Dong | Sheng Chen | Rong Zhang
20 September 2019
Whole genome sequencing gives n“ewe” insights into the role of Dichelobacter nodosus in the pathogenesis of footrot in sheep
Zoe Willis, Zoe Willis | David Aanensen | Julian Parkhill | Sara Frosth | Martin Ganter | Marianne Gilhuus | Rose Grogono-Thomas | Judith Rohde | Kevin Purdy | Laura Green
20 September 2019
Clinical Enterococcus faecalis isolates resistant to tigecycline
Iwona Gawryszewska, Iwona Gawryszewska | Dorota ?abicka | Waleria Hryniewicz | Ewa Sadowy
20 September 2019
WGS-based analysis of Salmonella Newport and Bardo strains isolated from different sources
Magdalena Zajac, Magdalena Zajac | Magdalena Skarzynska | ewelina kami?ska | Anna Lalak | Renata Kwit | Aleksandra Smialowska-Weglinska | ?ukasz Pruss | Arkadiusz Bomba | Dariusz Wasyl
20 September 2019
Food origin and gut human carriage of Enterobacter spp. isolates harbouring the rare extended-spectrum beta-lactamase SFO-1.
Silvia García-Cobos, Silvia Garc
20 September 2019
Comparative genomics analysis of optrA-carrying Enterococcus faecalis strains: new insights on clonal and genetic hotspots for optrA acquisition
Ana Raquel Freitas, Ana Raquel Freitas | Ana P. Tedim | Carla Novais | Luisa Maria Vieira Peixe
20 September 2019
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Katarina Oravcova, Jeremiah Seni | Nyambura Moremi | Vitus Silago | Stephen Mshana | Louise Matthews | Ruth Zadoks | Katarina Oravcova
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