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. 2020 Nov 12;11:579618. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2020.579618

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Copyright © 2020 Zhang, Ouyang, He, Zeng, Liu, Jiang, Zhang, Zhou, Zhou, Liu and Liu.

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Outbreak isolates present two antibiotic susceptibility profiles. (A) The antimicrobial resistance-conferring genes of the two profiles. The location of the resistance genes in the chromosome (Chr) or plasmids p2 and p3 (followed by the size of the respective plasmid) is indicated. Profile 1: strains KP20194a, KP20194a2, KP20194b, KP20194b2, KP20194b3, KP20194c3, KP20194c4, KP20194e, and KP20194f. Profile 2: strains KP20194c, KP20194c2, KP20194c5, and KP20194d. (B) A representative of the content of the lost 10-kbp fragment from profile 2 that resulted in the sensitivity to amikacin.