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American Society for Microbiology, Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, 10(62), 2018
DOI: 10.1128/aac.00937-18
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Clinical and molecular correlates of Escherichia coli bloodstream infection from two geographically diverse centers in Rochester, Minnesota and Singapore
Journal article published in 2018 by
Shehara M. Mendis,
Shawn Vasoo 
,
Brian D. Johnston,
Stephen B. Porter,
Scott A. Cunningham ,
Sanjay R. Menon,
Christine B. Teng,
Partha P. De,
Robin Patel ,
James R. Johnson,
Ritu Banerjee
,
Brian D. Johnston,
Stephen B. Porter,
Scott A. Cunningham ,
Sanjay R. Menon,
Christine B. Teng,
Partha P. De,
Robin Patel ,
James R. Johnson,
Ritu Banerjee
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Abstract
Escherichia colibacteremia is caused mainly by sequence type complex 131 (STc131) and two clades within its fluoroquinolone-resistance-associatedH30 subclone,H30R1 andH30Rx. We examined clinical and molecular correlates ofE. colibacteremia in two geographically distinct centers.