Genetic characterization of TEM-type ESBL-associated antibacterial resistance in Enterobacteriaceae in a tertiary hospital in Ghana

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RT @MdFacep: The TEM gene was determined to be plasmid-borne. Overall, 62.7 % of TEM-producing isolates transferred the ESBL phenotype by…

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The TEM gene was determined to be plasmid-borne. Overall, 62.7 % of TEM-producing isolates transferred the ESBL phenotype by conjugation! TEM-2, the first derivative of TEM-1, had a single amino acid substitution from the original β-lactamase https://t.

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