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. 2024 Apr 16;12(4):802. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms12040802

Table 4.

Detection of Carbapenemases Production by CarbaNP, mCIM, and eCIM assays, and identification of carbapenemase genes by PCR and Sequencing.

Isolate Closest Species Identified by 16S rRNA Gene CarbaNP mCIM eCIM Carbapenemase Gene (% DNA Identity) Carbapenemase (% Amino Acid Similarity)
SS-M2-3 Aeromonas veronii + + + Unknown Unknown
BBL-M2-1 Aeromonas veronii + + + Unknown Unknown
BBL-M2-2 Stenotrophomonas maltophilia + N/D N/D blaL1 (88.6%) L1 (96.9%)
BBL-M2-3 Aeromonas veronii + + + Unknown Unknown
MRP-M2-1 Stenotrophomonas maltophilia + N/D N/D blaL1 (87.7%) L1 (96.0%)
WL-M16-1 Enterobacter asburiae + N/D N/D blaIMI-2 (99.2%) IMI-2 (98.6%)
WL-M16-2 Enterobacter asburiae + N/D N/D blaIMI-2 (98.3%) IMI-2 (97.7%)
WL-M16-3 Enterobacter asburiae + N/D N/D blaIMI-2 (99.8%) IMI-2 (100%)
WL-M16-4 Stenotrophomonas maltophilia + N/D N/D blaL1 (88.2%) L1 (97.0%)

Note: Unknown indicates the inability to identify the carbapenemase gene using targeted PCR with blaCphA-, blaImiS-, or blaVIM-2-specific primers. N/D: Not Determined (for carbapenemases directly identified by PCR and sequencing). % DNA identify or amino acid similarity compared to the reference sequences blaL1 (NG_047502) and blaIMI-2 (DQ173429). “+” Indicates a positive result for that test.