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Keimyung Medical Journal
1992 Volume.11 No. 4 p.541 ~ p.549
Antimicrobial Drug Resistance and Molecular Characterization of R Plasmid for Enterobacter



Abstract
Forty two strains of Enterobacter isolated from clinical specimens in Taegu area were tested for the antimicrobial suseptibility to 19 drugs and studies for molecular and genetic characterization of R plasmid. 38.1% of the strains were isolated
form
urine and 26.2% from sputum. All strains were susceptible to enoxatin(Ex), norfloxatin(Nf), ciprofloxacin(Cp), ofloxacin(Of) and pefloxacin(Pf).
7. 1-21.4% of the strains were resistant to gentamicin(Gm), amikacin(Ak), nalidixic acid(Na),tetracycline(Tc), and trimethoprim(Tp), 26.2-42.9% to cefamandole(Cfm), kanamycin(Km), streptomycin(Sm), chloramphenicol(Cm) and 47.6-69% to
ampicillin(Ap),
cephalothin(Clt), tobramycin(To).
MIC90 of Ex, Nf, Cp, Of and Pf were below the antimicrobia concentration teste. Most of drug resistances except to Na and Rf in 47% of resistant strains were co-transferred to recipient E. coll RG488 or RG176, indicating that multiple drug
resistance
were R plasmid mediated phenomenon.
Plasmid profiles for molecular characterization of R plasmids from Enterobacter strains were studied through the methods of alkaline SDS lysis and agarose gel electrophoresis. R plasmids were 43.1-83.4 mega dalton in molecular size. EcoR I and
Hind
III
restriction enzyme digestion patterns of R plasmid DNAs were examined. R plasmids that had different molecular weights and phenotype markers showed different restriction patterns. PDE8803 and pDE8810, which have different phenotype marker but
same
molecular weight, showed idntical EcoR I digestion pattern and similar Hind III digestion pattern, so We think these two R plasmids were derived from same source.
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