ArticleIranian journal of microbiology2017
Phenotypic and genotypic features of first biofilm forming nasopharyngeal colonized
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Abstract
BACKGROUND AND
objectivesDesigning control and therapeutic policies for antibiotic resistant MATERIALS AND
methodsFollowing the isolation and identification of
resultsThe pneumococcal colonization rate in this study was found to be 24%. A large number of our isolates had strong biofilm forming ability. However, there was variation in antibiotic resistance patterns of isolates in children who lived in nursery houses. The genetic similarity among the isolates in PFGE varied from 26.5% to 100% in our isolates. This was the first report of biofilm formation of nasopharyngeal colonized
conclusionThe findings of this study revealed the need for thoughtful use of antimicrobial agents, continued monitoring of pneumococcal resistance patterns, and prevention of the spread of multi-drug resistant clones.
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