TABLE 1.
Abbreviations used in the text and figures
| Abbreviation(s) | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Bacterial populations in the model | |
| Ec | Escherichia coli |
| Kp | Klebsiella pneumoniae |
| Ef | Enterococcus faecium |
| Pa | Pseudomonas aeruginosa |
| Antibiotics (Ab) and resistance phenotypes (R) | |
| AbA, AbAR | Antibiotic A (aminopenicillins) |
| AbC, AbCR | Antibiotic C (cefotaxime) |
| AbF, AbFR | Antibiotic F (fluoroquinolones) |
| E. coli and K. pneumoniae resistance phenotypes (in figures) | |
| Ec0, Kp0 | Susceptible |
| EcA, KpA | Resistant to antibiotic A |
| EcC, KpC | Resistant to antibiotic C |
| EcF, KpF | Resistant to antibiotic F |
| EcAC, KpAC | Resistant to antibiotics A and C |
| EcAF, KPAF | Resistant to antibiotics A and F |
| EcACF, KpACF | Resistant to antibiotics A, C, and F |
| E. coli starting clones | |
| Ecc0 | Antibiotic susceptible |
| EccA | Resistant to antibiotic A |
| EccF | Resistant to antibiotic F |
| EccAF | Resistant to antibiotics A and F |
| Enterococcus resistance phenotypes | |
| Ef(1)0 | Antibiotic A susceptible |
| Ef1(1)A | Resistant to antibiotic A |
| Ef(2)AF | Resistant to antibiotics A and F |
| Conjugative elements | |
| PL1 | Plasmid 1 |
| CO1 | Conjugative element in Enterococcus |