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. 2015 Feb 11;59(3):1738–1744. doi: 10.1128/AAC.04469-14

TABLE 1.

MICs of posaconazole and MECs of caspofungin based on the CLSI-M38A2 methodologya

Isolate ID Disease Mutation(s)c Visual reading
POSA MIC (mg/liter) CAS MEC (mg/liter)
v52-35 Proven invasive aspergillosis TR34/L98H 0.5 1
v45-07 Proven invasive aspergillosis TR34/L98H 1 1
v61-76 Proven invasive aspergillosis TR34/L98H 0.5 1
v094-10 Proven invasive aspergillosis 46/TR 0.25 0.5
v107-65 Proven CNS aspergillosis 46/TR 1 1
v049-29 Proven Aspergillus osteomyelitis 53/TR 0.5 1
v059-73 Clinical isolate (unknown entity) G54W >8 1
v079-25 Clinical isolate (unknown entity) G54W >8 1
3038 Proven invasive aspergillosis M220R >8 0.25
v28-77 Aspergilloma M220I 1 1
v59-27 Allergic pulmonary aspergillosis M220K 16 1
v13-09 Probable invasive aspergillosis M220V 1 1
v59-72 Aspergilloma G138C >8 1
AZN 8196 Proven invasive aspergillosis 0.06 0.5
v52-76 Proven invasive aspergillosis 0.06 1
v28-29 Proven invasive aspergillosis 0.06 1
v67-38 (S1)b Chronic pulmonary aspergillosis 0.06 1
v67-37 (S2)b Chronic pulmonary aspergillosis 0.125 1
v67-36 (R1)b Chronic pulmonary aspergillosis HapE/P88L 0.5 1
v67-35 (R2)b Chronic pulmonary aspergillosis HapE/P88L 0.5 1
a

ID, identifier; MEC, minimal effective concentration.

b

These four isolates were cultured consecutively from a single patient (21). Two isolates exhibited a wild-type (WT) susceptibility profile (S1 and S2), while two were azole resistant (R1 and R2). Microsatellite genotyping of all four isolates showed identical genotypes. No cyp51A mutations were found, but a P88L substitution in the CCAAT-binding transcription factor complex subunit HapE seemed to be responsible for the azole-resistant profile (22).

c

—, no mutations in cyp51A and/or hapE.