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Pangenome analysis of salmonella Paratyphi a reveals genetic diversity, antimicrobial resistance determinants, and public health implications

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By Syeda Farishta, Saba Hanif, Rani Faryal, Muhammad Shoaib Ali, Rizwan Uppal, Aftab Khan, Zuhaib Ali, Muhammad Salman, Muzzamil Ahmed, Fahad Khokhar, Mark Holmes, Ajmal Khan, Izzaddinn Elawad Ahmed, S. Tasqeeruddin
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Abstract Salmonella Paratyphi A (SPA) causing paratyphoid fever, a significant health concern in South Asia, particularly in Pakistan. This research aimed to explore the antibiotic resistance pattern, genetic diversity, and the evolutionary dynamics of SPA isolated from suspected paratyphoid patients in Pakistan. Whole-genome sequencing (WGS) of (n = 10) isolates predicted predominantly serotype O-2, H1: a, H2:1,5.
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Antimicrobial susceptibility and clinical characteristics of multidrug-resistant polymicrobial infections in Pakistan, a retrospective study 2019-2021 | Future Microbiology

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By Muhammad Usman Qamar, Muhammad Rizwan, Aftab Khan, Rizwan Uppal
| Future Medicine Verified
Department of Clinical and Biomedical Research Center, Foundation University School of Health Sciences, Foundation University Islamabad, Pakistan Background: We determined the prevalence of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in polymicrobial pathogens in Pakistan. Methods: A total of 70,518 clinical samples were collected aseptically and confirmation of isolates and antibiogram were performed by the VITEK 2 system.
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