Table. 7.
Multi-drug resistance types of each antimicrobial resistant isolate.
MDR isolate |
Type of MDR |
|
A |
B |
L. brevis 21-2 |
AMPr CHLr CLIr KANr STRr TETr |
AMPr CLIr KANr STRr TETr |
L. fermentum 18-11 |
CHLr KANr TETr |
KANr |
L. fermentum 21-1 |
CHLr KANr TETr |
CHLr KANr TETr |
L. plantarum 14-9 |
KANr |
CHLr CLIr GENr KANr |
L. reuteri 8-5 |
CHLr GENr KANr |
AMPr CHLr GENr KANr |
L. reuteri 16-1 |
AMPr CHLr TETr |
AMPr CHLr TETr |
L. reuteri 17-5 |
AMPr CHLr KANr TETr |
AMPr KANr TETr |
L. rhamnosus 2-7 |
AMPr CHLr KANr TETr |
AMPr CHLr KANr TETr |
L. rhamnosus 4-4 |
CHLr ERYr KANr |
CHLr ERYr KANr |
L. rhamnosus 8-7 |
CHLr ERYr KANr |
CHLr ERYr KANr |
A, agar dilution method; B, broth microdilution method; Boldface indicates antimicrobial showing resistance only one of two methods.
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