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Figures
- FIG 1
Comparison of the homologous regions shared by clindamycin-resistant (I and II) and clindamycin-susceptible (III and IV) isolates. Arrows represent coding sequences [red arrows, erm(X); pink arrows, IS1249] and indicate the direction of transcription. The arrow size is proportional to the gene length.
- FIG 2
Recombination-filtered core genome phylogeny and the distribution of antimicrobial resistance genes for M. curtisii isolates. The cell in a different color indicates the presence of antimicrobial resistance genes, and the blank cell indicates the absence of the gene. Isolates sequenced in this study are in red.
- FIG 3
Recombination-filtered core genome phylogeny and the distribution of antimicrobial resistance genes for M. mulieris isolates. The cell in a different color indicates the presence of antimicrobial resistance genes, and the blank cell indicates the absence of the gene. Isolates sequenced in this study are in red.
Tables
- TABLE 1
The MICs of six antimicrobial agents against 30 M. curtisii isolates and 33 M. mulieris isolates recovered from patients with bacterial vaginosis
↵a R, resistance.
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