ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2026
Dissemination of a
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Abstract
Objectives: Carbapenem-resistant Methods: We characterized 13 clinical isolates (10 CRKP [TJ01-TJ10] and 3 CRKO [TJ11-TJ13]) recovered from preterm infants between September 2013 and January 2014. The whole genome sequencing of strains (CRKP TJ03 and CRKO TJ11) was performed using MiSeq and MinION platforms, while the plasmids pNDM-TJ03 and pNDM-TJ11 were derived from the above-mentioned strains. Antimicrobial susceptibility testing, plasmid conjugal transfer, and other experiments were conducted. Results: PFGE revealed clonal dissemination of CRKP ST30 and CRKO ST2 strains. This represents both the first documented neonatal outbreak caused by CRKP ST30 globally and the first report of CRKO ST2 in China, demonstrating novel transmission patterns of these high-risk clones in neonatal settings. All isolates carried Conclusions: This study demonstrates that there may have been intra-strain and inter-species spread of a
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