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. 2024 Sep 20;68(11):e01090-24. doi: 10.1128/aac.01090-24

Fig 1.

Phylogenetic tree with AMR profiles, MIC values, plasmid types, and geographic origins, highlighting the distribution of carbapenemases and other resistance genes across samples from different countries and years.

A core genome phylogenetic tree of ST-361 E. coli (n = 28) from the US Military Health System and Ukraine. Country of origin, year of collection, and presence (closed square) or absence (open square) of selected antimicrobial resistance genes and minimum inhibitory concentrations of selected antibiotics. Replicon typing (A–F) of closed plasmids is indicated by the closed black circle. For closed sequences (label in bold font), the genetic location of antimicrobial resistance genes is indicated by the letter of the replicon type identified in the plasmid. The midpoint was used as a root for the phylogenetic tree.