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. 2020 Jan 15;5(1):e00704-19. doi: 10.1128/mSphere.00704-19

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FIG 2 — Intestinal virulence markers, antibiotic resistance genes, and plasmid replicon profiles for the 60 E. coli isolates collected from soils and fecal sources in households in rural Bangladesh. Distribution of virulence genes associated with intestinal pathotypes, antibiotic resistance gene determinants, and plasmid replicons with identity and coverage >90% against the Virulence Factor, ResFinder, and PlasmidFinder databases, respectively. The virulence genes are grouped by intestinal pathotype, the antibiotic resistance genes are grouped by antibiotic class, and the plasmid replicons are grouped by plasmid groups (x axis). The isolates are grouped by source, household, union, and village (Mirzapur: S.P., Sreehori Para; Sr., Sarishadair; An., Andhora; Ba., Baimhati; Ka., Kanthalia; Bhatgram: D.B., Dulla Begum; Si., Sinjuri; Gorai: K.D., K. Deohata; Jamurki [Ja]: Sa., Satiachara) (y axis). The source of isolation is also indicated by the colors.