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. 2022 Jul 5;12:928578. doi: 10.3389/fcimb.2022.928578

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Copyright © 2022 Migliorini, Leaden, de Sales, Correa, Marins, Koga, Toniolo, de Menezes, Martino, Mingorance and Severino

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Characterization of KpKPC isolates in carriage and infection groups according to MLST and acquired resistance and virulence genes. (A) Bar graph showing the distribution of KpKPC isolates STs in carriage and infection groups. The most prevalent STs were ST11 and ST437 in both groups. (B) Total number of acquired resistance and virulence genes in carriage and infection groups. (C) Total number of isolates carrying the yersiniobactin (ytb) and colibactin (clb) loci. Both groups (carriage and infection) showed a similar number of acquired genes associated with antimicrobial resistance and virulence.