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Table 3.

The relation between virulence genes and antibacterial activity of Acacia nilotica extract for isolated uropathogens.

Isolates^a	Virulence genes^b				Antibacterial efficacy
Isolates^a	Virulence genes^b				MIC/MBC^c (mg ml⁻¹)
E. coli	hly	fimH	eaeA	papC	11.7/13.3
E. coli	+	+	–	+	11.7/13.3
K. pneumoniae	rmpA	aerobactin	fimH	TraT	11.7/13.3
K. pneumoniae	–	+	–	–	11.7/13.3
P. mirabilis	fimH		atpD		15/16.7
P. mirabilis	–		+		15/16.7
P. aeruginosa	lasB	toxA	pslA	fliC	11.7/15
P. aeruginosa	–	–	+	–	11.7/15
A. baumanii	cnf1	cvaC	iutA	fimH	11.7/15
A. baumanii	–	–	–	–	11.7/15

^aDifferent isolated bacteria from urine samples; Escherichia coli, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Proteus mirabilis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Acinetobacter baumannii.

^bPresent ( +), absent (–).

^cMinimal inhibitory concentration/ minimal bactericidal concentration of the extract against isolated uropathogens represented in mg ml⁻¹.