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. 2016 Apr 22;7:558. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2016.00558

Table 1.

Characterization of eligible articles that sought fluoroquinolone resistant clones in humans and animals**.

Country Organism No. resistant**/No total ID method Study period Study population Genotyping tools Resistance testing References
WGS MLST ERIC-PCR PFGE Rep PCR Other* PMQR QRDR Efflux pump up- regulation aac(6′)-Ib-cr
Angola E. coli 9/19 B, S 2009 Stray dogs Albrechtova et al., 2014a
Cameroon V. cholerae O1 Ogawa El-tor 0/9 B, S, M 2009 Outbreak Quilici et al., 2010
Central African Republic Enterobacteriaceae 33/121 B, S 2011 Human/wildlife Janatova et al., 2014
Enterobacteriaceae 65/65 B 2011–2012 Clinical isolates (surgical site infections) Rafai et al., 2015
E. coli 10/121 B, M 2011 Gorillas and other wildlife Janatova et al., 2014
E. coli 10/10 B, M 2000–2004 Hospital clinical isolates Lavollay et al., 2006
S. Typhi 0/19 B, S 1916–2004 Various Holt et al., 2008
Cote d'Ivoire E. coli, Enterobactericeae 44/101 B, S 2012 Human, dog, wild life Albrechtova et al., 2014b
DRC Salmonella (NTS) 0/233 B, S 2007–2011 Community and Clinical isolates Lunguya et al., 2013
V. cholerae 0/1093 B, S 1997–2012 Clinical Isolates MLVA Miwanda et al., 2015
Ghana E. coli 23/293 B, M 2006–2008 Clinical isolates from tertiary care hospitals Namboodiri et al., 2011
E. coli 28/29 B, M 2008–2009 Clinical isolates: Blood, urine, sputum and wound Feglo et al., 2013
Ethiopia Salmonella 19/98 B, S 2000–2005 Animal/Animal products Molla et al., 2007
Kenya E. coli 66/289 B, M 2009 Dogs (mainly), cats and humans Albrechtova et al., 2012
E. coli 12/17 B, M 2004–2005 Clinical isolates: Urine Kariuki et al., 2007
V. cholerae 1/76 B, S 2007–2010 Clinical Isolates Ribo-typing Mercy et al., 2014
S. Kentucky 3/3 B, S 2000–2005 Clinical Isolates Weill et al., 2006
S. Typhi 0/94 B, S 1988–2008 Clinical isolates Kariuki et al., 2010
S. Typhi 0/102 B, S 2001–2002 Clinical isolates Kariuki et al., 2004
S. Typhi NS/55 NS 2001–2009 Clinical isolates Wong et al., 2015
Malawi S. Typhi 0/112 B, BC 1998–2013 Clinical isolates (blood) Feasey et al., 2015
S. Typhi NS/112 NS 2004–2013 Clinical isolates Wong et al., 2015
Nigeria E. coli 6/162 B, S 2006 Poultry/Pigs Fortini et al., 2011
E. coli 57/114 B, M 2010–2011 Human clinical isolates, bovine isolates from farms Inwezerua et al., 2014
E. coli 26/32 B, M 2011 Humans (pregnant women) Fortini et al., 2015
E. coli 9/109 B, M 2008–2009 Clinical isolates from tertiary care hospitals ST131 and ST10 Aibinu et al., 2012a
E. coli 21/121 B, M 2005 Healthy volunteers fliC -RFLP Lamikanra et al., 2011
Salmonella (NTS) 11/149 B, S 2009–2011 Human/poutry/cattle/fish/vegetable Raufu et al., 2013
Salmonella (NTS) 2/229 B, S 2010–2011 Pigs Fashae and Hendriksen, 2014
S. Hiduddify 24/130 B, S 2001 Chickens/poultry meat Raufu et al., 2009
S. Kentucky 197/197 B, S 1959–2008 Human/Poultry/sea food/river/environment Le et al., 2011
S. Kentucky 55/55 B, S 2007–2011 Poultry/poultry sources Raufu et al., 2014
S. Kentucky 54/70 B, S 1937–2013 Humans/animals/environment Le et al., 2013
V. cholerae O1 and non O1 0/20 B, S, M 1971 –2010 Outbreak, historical, environmental MLSA Marin et al., 2013
V. cholerae O1 Ogawa El-tor 0/10 B, S, M 2009 Outbreak Quilici et al., 2010
E. coli NS/12 B, M 2000–2010 Clinical isolates Lineage PCR Peirano et al., 2014
E. coli 0/22 B, M 2008–2009 Clinical isolates (Urine and pus) Peirano et al., 2011
Senegal C. coli 14/36 B, M 2000–2002 Chicken Kinana et al., 2007
Salmonella (NTS) S. Typhi 4/1623 B, S, M 1999–2009 Clinical isolates Harrois et al., 2014
C. jejuni 19/46 B, M 2000–2002 Chicken Kinana et al., 2006
C. jejuni, C. coli 81/181 B, M 2000–2003 Poultry, Human Cardinale et al., 2006
Sierra Leone V. cholerae O1 0/15 B, M, S 2012 Clinical isolates Mahmud et al., 2014
South Africa E. coli 14/21 B, M 2012–2013 Clinical isolates Gqunta and Govender, 2015
S. Typhi 1/1 B, S 2010 Clinical isolate Keddy et al., 2010
S. Typhi 0/510 B, S 2003–2007 Clinical isolates MLVA Smith et al., 2010
S. Typhi NS/41 NS 2004–2012 Clinical isolates Wong et al., 2015
S. Kentucky 1/1 B, S 2000–2005 Clinical Isolates Weill et al., 2006
V. cholerae O1 Ogawa El-tor 0/31 B, S, M 2008 Outbreak Ismail et al., 2011
Tanzania S. Typhi NS/52 NS 2006–2010 Clinical isolates Wong et al., 2015
S. Kentucky 3/3 B, S 2000–2005 Clinical Isolates Weill et al., 2006

KEY: ID method: B, Biochemistry; S, Serotyping; M, detection of target genes; BC, Blood culture; √, test was conducted; –, test not conducted; NS, Not stated (data not included in manuscript).

*

Other, where specific genotypic methods are used to identify clones of that enteric pathogen.

**

In some cases where fluoroquinolone-resistant clones were sought but only quinolone resistant or non-susceptible isolates were identified. Details of these studies are provided in Table S2.

WGS, Whole genome sequencing; MLST, Multi-locus sequence typing; MLSA, Multi-locus sequencing analysis; MLVA, multi-locus variable-number tandem repeat analyses; PFGE, pulse field gel electrophoresis; ERIC-PCR, Enterobacterial Repetitive Intergenic Consensus – PCR; REP-PCR, repetitive element palindromic PCR; RFLP, restriction fragment length polymorphism; NTS, Nontyphoidal Salmonella, Clinical Isolates – from humans; PMQR, plasmid mediated quinolone resistance (including qnrA, qnrB, qnrS, qnrC, qepA, and qnrVC3); QRDR, quinolone resistance-determining region [including sequencing the QRDR of DNA gyrase (gyrA, gryB) and topoisomerase IV (parC, parE) genes]; efflux, efflux up regulation testing; aac(6′)-Ib-cr, aminoglycoside acetyltransferace associated with ciprofloxacin resistance; DRC, Democratic Republic of the Congo.