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Identifying "Trojan horse" positions within tetM to neutralize tetracycline resistance
2014
International Journal of Infectious Diseases
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this overall underprivileged population, factors found to be associated with colonization were mostly indicative of a somewhat higher socioeconomic status, potentially linked to a better access to healthcare services (and opportunities for ESBL-PE transmission or antibiotics prescription). While not found to be a significant factor in multivariate analysis, antibiotics use deserves to be further explored. Funding: Principality of Monaco http://dx.
doi:10.1016/j.ijid.2014.03.517
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