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. 2004 Sep;48(9):3462–3467. doi: 10.1128/AAC.48.9.3462-3467.2004

TABLE 1.

Distributions of VGS and Gemella sp. strains according to macrolide resistance phenotypes and genotypes

Bacterium Total no. of isolates No. (%) of M-phenotype isolatesa cMLSB-phenotype isolatesb
iMLSB-phenotype isolatesb
No. (%) of isolates No. with mef(A/E) No. (%) of isolates No. with mef(A/E)
VGS 164 97 (59.15) 50 (30.49) 24 17 (10.37) 10
    S. mitis 125 76 (60.80) 35 (28.00) 15 14 (11.20) 8
    S. oralis 28 28 (46.43) 13 (46.43) 8 2 (7.14) 1
    S. sanguinis 7 7 (100.00)
    S. salivarius 3 1 (33.33) 1 (33.33) 1 1 (33.33) 1
    S. anginosus 1 1 (100.00)
Gemella spp. 28 17 (60.71) 9 (32.14) 3 2 (7.14)
    G. haemolysans 12 9 (75.00) 3 (25.00) 2
    G. morbillorum 16 8 (50.00) 6 (37.50) 1 2 (12.50)
a

All strains with the M phenotype harbored the mef(A/E) gene.

b

All strains with the cMLSB or iMLSB phenotype harbored the erm(B) gene.