Table 3.

Predicted antimicrobial resistance genes (cut off with strict and perfect) in the genome of the QST31 strain.

ARO Name	ARO Accession	Position	Orientation	AMR Gene Family	Drug Class	Resistance Mechanism
bla OXA-917	3006103	31,390–32,184	−	OXA beta-lactamase	carbapenem; cephalosporin; penam	antibiotic inactivation
sul1	3000410	321,390–322,229	−	sulfonamide resistant sul	sulfonamide antibiotic	antibiotic target replacement
aadA16	3002616	322,586–323,431	-	ANT(3″)	aminoglycoside antibiotic	antibiotic inactivation
catB3	3002676	323,590–324,222	−	chloramphenicol acetyltransferase (CAT)	phenicol antibiotic	antibiotic inactivation
aadA16	3002616	324,206–325,069	−	ANT(3″)	aminoglycoside antibiotic	antibiotic inactivation
catB3	3002676	325,228–325,860	−	chloramphenicol acetyltransferase (CAT)	phenicol antibiotic	antibiotic inactivation
bla OXA-21	3001416	325,922–326,749	−	OXA beta-lactamase	carbapenem; cephalosporin; penam	antibiotic inactivation
aac(6′)-IIa	3002594	326,819–327,373	−	AAC(6′)	aminoglycoside antibiotic	antibiotic inactivation
tet(A)	3000165	333,905–335,179	+	major facilitator superfamily (MFS) antibiotic efflux pump	tetracycline antibiotic	antibiotic efflux
bla MOX-9	3002191	1,301,154–1,302,305	+	MOX beta-lactamase	cephalosporin; cephamycin; penam	antibiotic inactivation
adeF	3000777	1,555,231–1,558,380	+	resistance-nodulation-cell division (RND) antibiotic efflux pump	fluoroquinolone antibiotic; tetracycline antibiotic	antibiotic efflux
vanT	3002972	3,588,886–3,589,959	−	glycopeptide resistance gene cluster; vanT	glycopeptide antibiotic	antibiotic target alteration
EF-Tu mutants	3003369	4,320,945–4,322,129	−	elfamycin resistant EF-Tu	elfamycin antibiotic	antibiotic target alteration
EF-Tu mutants	3003369	4,340,145–4,341,329	−	elfamycin resistant EF-Tu	elfamycin antibiotic	antibiotic target alteration