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Table 2 Quinolone resistance mechanisms and sequence types among broiler (n = 5) and human (n = 13) isolates carrying acquired quinolone resistance genes

From: Comparative genomics of quinolone-resistant Escherichia coli from broilers and humans in Norway

Specimen

Sample ID

CIP* MIC mg/L

NAL* MIC mg/L

GyrA

ParC

No. of mutations

Acquired gene

Sequence type (ST)

BROILER

meat

2014-01-5749

2

256

S83L

 

1

qnrS1

ST453

caecum

2014-01-6924

1

64

S83L

 

1

qnrS1

ST453

caecum

2014-01-7234

1

64

S83L

 

1

qnrS1

ST453

caecum

2014-01-7375

2

128

S83L

 

1

qnrS1

ST453

caecum

2014-01-5792

0.25

64

S83L

 

1

qnrB19

ST349

HUMAN

blood

Q03-42

4

256

S83L

S58I

2

aac(6’)-Ib-cr

ST131

blood

Q03-33

1

128

S83L

 

1

aac(6’)-Ib-cr

ST136

blood

Q02-32

4

64

  

0

aac(6’)-Ib-cr, qnrB1

ST12

blood

Q02-58

0.50

8

  

0

qnrB19

ST778

stool

E8-09

0.25

8

  

0

qnrB19

ST10

stool

E7-51

0.12

4

  

0

qnrB19

ST3877

UTI*

Q01-81

16

256

S83L, D87N

S80I

3

qnrB19

ST162

UTI*

Q04-11

8

256

S83L, D87N

S80I

3

qnrB5

ST162

blood

Q02-39

1

16

  

0

qnrS1

ST10

blood

Q02-30

0.25

4

  

0

qnrS1

ST14

blood

Q01-38

0.50

8

  

0

qnrS1

ST4434

stool

E4-64

0.25

32

  

0

qnrS1

ST10

stool

E7-61

4

256

S83L

 

1

qnrS1

ST117

  1. *CIP – ciprofloxacin; NAL – nalidixic acid; UTI – urinary tract infection