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. 2020 Sep 9;12:42. doi: 10.1186/s13099-020-00380-7

Table 5.

Comparison of E. faecalis isolates in urine and stool samples of patients with endogenous UTI based on antibiotic resistance patterns, virulence determinants, and Pulse types

Antibiotic resistance patterns Virulence determinant patterns Pulsotype No. of patients
Urine Feces Urine Feces
TET/MN TET/MN esp+, efbA+, asa+, ace+, cyl+, gelE+ esp+, efbA+, asa+, ace+, cyl+, gelE+ Identical 6
TET/MN/GM(120)/CP/GAT/LEV TET/MN/GM(120)CP/GAT/LEV esp+, efbA+, asa+, ace+, cyl+, gelE+ esp+, efbA+, asa+, ace+, cyl+, gelE+ Identical 1
TET/MN/GM(120)/CP/GAT/LEV TET/MN/GM(120)/CP/GAT/LEV efbA+ ,asa+, ace+, gelE+ efbA+, asa+,ace+, gelE+ Identical 1
Sensitive to all antibiotics Sensitive to all antibiotics efbA+, asa+, ace+, gelE+ efbA+, asa+, ace+, gelE+ Identical 1
TET TET esp+, efbA+, ace+, gelE+ esp+, efbA+, asa+, ace+, gelE+ Identical 1

 + , gene present

No. of patients: Number of patients; TET, tetracycline; MIN, minocycline; GM120, gentamicin 120 µg; CP, ciprofloxacin; LEV, levofloxacin; GAT, gatifloxacin; esp, Enterococcal surface protein; asa1, Aggregation substance; ace, Adhesion of collagen of enterococci; cyl, Cytolysin; gelE, Gelatinase; efbA, Pav A-like fibronectin-binding protein