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. 2019 May 24;10:1154. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2019.01154

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Copyright © 2019 Orellana-Saez, Pacheco, Costa, Mendez, Miossec, Meneses, Castro-Nallar, Marcoleta and Poblete-Castro.

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Antimicrobial resistance properties of Pseudomonas sp. MPC6 compared to other strains from this genus. (A) Susceptibility to different classes of antibiotics determined by disk diffusion assays. ^∗The profile shown for P. aeruginosa PA7 was not determined experimentally in this work and was built based on previous studies. (B) Antimicrobial resistance profile determined based on genomic analyses. Putative factors associated to drug resistance were grouped into different categories that are depicted with different colors. The gene count for each category in each strain was plotted as a heatmap, were the darkest tone (100%) corresponds to the highest number of genes found in each category among all strains.