“…The variability of different phenogenotypic resistance patterns and the fact that some samples demonstrated the resistance gene but not the phenotypic trait support the conclusions of Stokes et al (2015). The phenotypic tests indicated the production of ESBL; however, the multiplicity of existing…”
“…The variability of different phenogenotypic resistance patterns and the fact that some samples demonstrated the resistance gene but not the phenotypic trait support the conclusions of Stokes et al (2015). The phenotypic tests indicated the production of ESBL; however, the multiplicity of existing…”
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