Differential development of antibiotic resistance and virulence betweenAcinetobacterspecies
Elizabeth M. Darby,
Robert A. Moran,
Emma Holden
et al.
Abstract:The two species that account for most cases ofAcinetobacter-associated bacteraemia in the UK areAcinetobacter lwoffii, often a commensal but also an emerging pathogen, andA. baumannii, a well-known antibiotic-resistant species. While these species both cause similar types of human infection and occupy the same niche,A. lwoffii(unlikeA. baumannii) has thus far remained susceptible to antibiotics. Comparatively little is known about the biology ofA. lwoffiiand this is the largest study on it conducted to date, p… Show more
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