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Molecular Characteristics of Virulence Genes in Carbapenem-Resistant and Carbapenem-Sensitive
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Abstract
Background: Methods: The capsule and virulence genes of 150 carbapenem-resistant Results: A total of 111 of 363 isolates of KP were detected, the highest detected serotypes were K1, K5, and K2, and CSKP was detected more frequently than CRKP. There was a greater prevalence of K1 and K2 serotypes in CSKP, while in CRKP, K5 serotypes were more prevalent. K1 isolates had the highest detection rates for hypermucoviscosity Conclusion: CSKP isolates were detected more frequently than CRKP isolates for capsular serotype detection. K1 isolates had the most virulence gene and strongest virulence, K5 isolates carried the fewest virulence genes, and K54 isolates had the weakest virulence. Furthermore, significant homogeneity was observed among K1, K20, and K57 isolates.
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