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. 2022 Feb 17;11(2):260. doi: 10.3390/antibiotics11020260

Table 2.

Correlation of antibiotic resistance phenotypes and genotypes.

CAZ CRO CTX ERT ESBL bla CTX-M-1 bla CTX-M-9 bla OXA bla TEM bla KPC
CAZ 1
CRO 0.1176
0.3548
1
CTX 0.1176
0.3548
1.0000 *
0.0000
1
ERT 0.2925 *
0.0190
−0.0949
0.4557
−0.0949
0.4557
1
ESBL −0.3945 *
0.0013
0.2361
0.0604
0.2361
0.0604
−0.3190 *
0.0102
1
bla CTX-M-1 0.1732
0.1711
0.4616 *
0.0001
0.4616 *
0.0001
0.0066
0.9585
0.2707 *
0.0305
1
bla CTX-M-9 −0.4326 *
0.0004
0.0954
0.4532
0.0954
0.4532
−0.1960
0.1205
0.0593
0.6417
−0.2343
0.0624
1
bla OXA 0.1508
0.2342
0.0340
0.7897
0.0340
0.7897
−0.0076
0.9542
−0.1396
0.2713
−0.0170
0.8940
−0.1309
0.3024
1
bla TEM −0.2093
0.0969
0.0340
0.7897
0.0340
0.7897
−0.2886 *
0.0207
0.1440
0.2563
0.0736
0.5630
0.1614
0.2027
−0.2015
0.1103
1
bla KPC 0.3346 *
0.0069
0.0897
0.4808
0.0897
0.4808
0.6497 *
0.0000
−0.2505 *
0.0459
0.1943
0.1239
−0.1741
0.1689
0.1415
0.2647
−0.3673 *
0.0028
1

Data from antibiotic susceptibility patterns against third-generation cephalosporins and carbapenems, as well as beta-lactamases, from all isolates were analyzed using Pearson’s correlation coefficients. The top value represents the correlation coefficient while the bottom number indicates the p-value. Values with statistically significant differences are in bold with an asterisk (*). ESBL: extended spectrum beta-lactamase.