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. 2019 Feb 26;10:212. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2019.00212

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Copyright © 2019 Allemann, Kraemer, Korten, Ramsey, Casaulta, Wüthrich, Ramette, Endimiani, Latzin and Hilty.

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Network of all proteins identified conferring antitiotic resistance. We identified 171 resistance proteins and grouped them according to the main classes of antibiotics observed: β-lactamases (with Ambler classification), dihydrofolate reductases (DHFR, folA or dfrG), thymidylate synthase, ribosomal protection protein, acetyltransferase, transporters and efflux pumps (ABC, MSF or others) and non-described proteins. The respective non-susceptible phenotypes were recorded and a network was built using Cytoscape (3.5.1). Each node represents a protein type identified and is connected to the antibiotics for which it presented non-susceptibility. Size of the node represents the frequency of identification.