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. 2023 Mar 23;9(3):mgen000951. doi: 10.1099/mgen.0.000951

Table 1.

Molecular characterization of samples with ESC-R-Ec and Col-R-Ec isolates with ESBL and/or mcr genes

Sample origin

Farm size

N

Samples with ESBL-Ec

Samples with Ec with mcr genes

Samples with ESBL-Ec only

Samples with Ec with mcr only

Samples with Ec with ESBL and mcr (different isolates)*

Samples with Ec with ESBL and mcr (identical isolate)†

Total‡

Human Farmers

Pig farmers

69

36 (52.2 %)

22 (31.9 %)

21 (30.4 %)

7 (10.1 %)

8 (11.6 %)

7 (10.1 %)

43 (62.3 %)

Chicken farmers

155

58 (37.4 %)

48 (31.0 %)

26 (16.8 %)

16 (10.3 %)

24 (15.5 %)

8 (5.1 %)

74 (47.7 %)

Control group

61

19 (31.1 %)

15 (24.6 %)

10 (16.4 %)

6 (9.8 %)

7 (11.5 %)

2 (3.3 %)

25 (41.0 %)

Total

285

113 (42.0 %)

75 (26.3 %)

57 (20.0 %)

29 (10.25)

39 (13.7 %)

17 (6.0 %)

142 (49.8 %)

Animals

Pigs

Very small

169

99 (58.6 %)

71 (42.0 %)

46 (27.2 %)

18 (10.7 %)

18 (10.7 %)

35 (20.7 %)

117 (69.2 %)

Pigs

Small

100

65 (65 %)

41 (41 %)

35 (35 %)

11 (11 %)

15 (15 %)

15 (15 %)

76 (76 %)

Total

269

164 (61.0 %

112 (41.6 %)

81 (30.1 %)

29 (10.8 %)

33 (12.3 %)

50 (18.6 %)

193 (71.7 %)

Chickens

Very small

218

17 (7.8 %)

23 (10.6 %)

2 (0.9 %)

8 (3.7 %)

1 (0.5 %)

14 (6.4 %)

25 (11.4 %)

Chickens

Small

100

18 (18 %)

4 (4 %)

17 (17 %)

3 (3 %)

0

1 (1 %)

21 (21 %)

Total

318

35 (11.0 %)

27 (8.5 %)

19 (6.0 %)

11 (3.5 %)

1 (0.3 %)

15 (4.7 %)

46 (14.4 %)

Rodents

None

196

4 (2.0 %)

4 (2.0 %)

3 (1.5 %)

3 (1.5 %)

0

1 (0.5 %)

7 (3.6 %)

*Each sample was screened independently for Col-R-Ec and ESC-R-Ec. Therefore, the detection of multiple isolates in samples was feasible. Each isolate has been sequenced.

†This could be as the genes are a) on the same plasmid, b) one on the chromosome and one on a plasmid or c) on two different plasmids.

‡'Total' includes all samples with Ec with mcr and/or ESBL genes.