Whole-Genome Analysis of a Human Enterobacter mori Isolate Carrying a bla IMI-2 Carbapenemase in Austria
- 8 January 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by SAGE Publications in Microbial Drug Resistance
- Vol. 25 (1) , 94-96
Abstract
Enterobacterales belonging to the genus Enterobacter are well-known human pathogens and bla IMI carrying strains have been described in several countries. From Austria, we report on the first human Enterobacter mori isolate, typically a plant pathogen, which showed an undescribed multilocus sequence type and carried a bla IMI-2 carbapenemase.Keywords
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