ArticleBMC infectious diseases2025
Genotype characteristics of two non traveler sources burkholderia pseudomallei strains isolated from clinical patients for the first time in Chongqing, China.
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In 2024, two cases of melioidosis were discovered in Chongqing, China. This was the first instance of non-traveler infection cases being found in this region. The strain characteristics and phylogenetic relationships of the two B. pseudomallei (CQ2024Bp-001 and CQ2024Bp-002) remained poorly understood. An antibiotic sensitivity test, genomic sequencing, prediction of virulence genes and ARGs, wgSNP, and MLST were performed for the two strains. The results indicated that the two strains had significant genetic differences (17197 SNPs), and CQ2024Bp-002 was a novel sequence type (ST2149). CQ2024Bp-001 carried bla
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