Epidemic strains of Shigella sonnei biotype g carrying integrons.

Journal of Clinical Microbiology
Christopher J McIverWilliam D Rawlinson

Abstract

Class 2 integrons (Tn7) were found in all randomly selected epidemic (n = 27) and preepidemic (n = 13) strains of multiresistant Shigella sonnei biotype g. A class 1 integron was also found in two epidemic strains. Gene cassettes within these integrons account for resistance to commonly used therapeutic agents.

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