Circulation of Extended-Spectrum Beta-Lactamase-Producing Escherichia coli of Pandemic Sequence Types 131, 648, and 410 Among Hospitalized Patients, Caregivers, and the Community in Rwanda

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RT @schauflerlab: #AMR #bacteria are detected worldwide. From samples in 2014, we found pandemic clonal #ESBL #Ecoli lineages circulating a…

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#AMR #bacteria are detected worldwide. From samples in 2014, we found pandemic clonal #ESBL #Ecoli lineages circulating among patients, caregivers and the community in Rwanda and demonstrated potential ESBL-plasmid transfer. https://t.co/l4YQ8SoBxg #WAAW20

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Hints of clonal transmission of ESBL-E. coli among healthcare patients, caregivers and animals in Rwanda https://t.co/6WzitCkT8p #esbl #wgs #ctxm

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