ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2026
Epidemiological features and antibiotic resistance of
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Introduction: Methods: Antibiotic susceptibility was assessed using the broth microdilution method. Whole-genome sequencing and bioinformatics analyses were performed to determine serotype, genetic relationships, antimicrobial resistance gene prevalence, and virulence gene profiles. Results: Among the 91 strains, the majority (56.04%, 51/91) were isolated from children aged 0-9 years, indicating this group as a high-risk population. Of the strains, 41.76% (38/91) originated from Lanzhou City and 17.59% (16/91) from Qingyang. In total, 20 distinct serotypes were identified, with monophasic Discussion: This study reveals an alarming multidrug resistance rate, predominance of specific serotypes, and potential inter-regional transmission of epidemic clones in Gansu Province, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced genomic surveillance and targeted interventions.
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