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. 2022 Feb 15;10(2):449. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms10020449

Table 3.

Distribution of virulence genes at different healthcare institutions.

Virulence Factor Genes Number of Isolates in Healthcare Institutions (n = 256), n (%) Number of Isolates in 2014 (n = 91), n (%) Number of Isolates in 2018 (n = 165), n (%) % of Increase (+%)/or Decrease (−%) p Value
Toxins hlyA 104 (40.6%) 21 (23.1%) 83 (50.3%) +27.2% 0.004
cnf1 86 (33.6%) 16 (17.6%) 70 (42.2%) +24.6% 0.003
cvaC 46 (18%) 23 (25.3%) 23 (13.9%) −11.4% 0.018
ibeA 17 (6.6%) 10 (11%) 7 (4.2%) −6.8% 0.027
sat 138 (53.9%) 40 (44%) 98 (59.4%) +15.4 >0.050
Adhesins staD/E 122 (47.7%) 31 (34.1%) 91 (55.2%) +21.1 0.05
fimH 252 (98.4%) 89 (97.8%) 163 (98.8%) +1% >0.05
papC 47 (18.4%) 28 (30.8%) 19 (11.5%) −19.3% 0.0002
afaB/C 34 (13.3%) 19 (20.9%) 15 (9.1%) −11.8% 0.006
Siderophores fyuA 235 (91.8%) 81 (89%) 154 (93.3%) +4.3% >0.05
iroN 161 (62.9%) 54 (59.3%) 107 (64.8%) +5.5% >0.05
Serum resistance traT 208 (81.3%) 69 (75.8%) 139 (84.2%) +8.4% >0.05
kpsMTII 126 (49.2%) 47 (51.6%) 79 (47.9%) −3.7% >0.05