bioRxivMicrobiology
Acinetobacter baumannii sampled from cattle and pigs represent novel clones
V. Mateo-Estrada, L. Vali, A. Hamouda, B. Evans, S. Castillo-Ramirez
Abstract
Acinetobacter baumannii is a very important human pathogen. Nonetheless, we know very little about non-human isolates of A. baumannii. Here we determine the genomic identity of 15 cattle and pig isolates, as well their antibiotic and virulence genetic determinants, and compare them to the main human clinical international clones.
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