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Prevalence and Genetic Characterization of Carbapenem- and Polymyxin-Resistant Acinetobacter baumannii Isolated from a Tertiary Hospital in Terengganu, Malaysia

Table 2

Mutational points found in the polymyxin-resistant determinants among the 14 polymyxin-resistant A. baumannii isolates as compared to susceptible isolates.
IsolateMutations
pmrA lpxD lpxC lpsB
AC12P102HS102T, V141I, and R173GK141RH181Y
AC30P102HS102T, V141I, and R173GK141RH181Y
AC3P102H T104K, I178VS158R—
AC13P102HT121A, N151D, and G169SS158R—
AC16P102HE50D, V141I K141RH181Y
AC17P102HE50D, V141IK141RH181Y
AC18P102HE50D, V141IK141RH181Y
AC20P102HT15A, T121A, N151D, and G186SK141R, S158RH181Y
AC21P102HT15A, T121A, N151D, and G186SK141R, S158R—
AC22P102HE50D, S102T, and I178VK141R, S158RH181Y
AC27P102H S102T, G169S, and R173GS158RH181Y
AC38P102HS102T, G169S, I178V, and G186S, K141R—
AC51P102HE50D, R173GK141R, S158R—
AC61P102HI178V, S181N K141R, S158R—
∗Note: no mutation was detected in pmrC, pmrB, and lpxA.