Virulence-Associated Genes and Antimicrobial Resistance of Aeromonas hydrophila Isolates from Animal, Food, and Human Sources in Brazil

Table 1

Aeromonas hydrophila distributed among different isolation sources and Brazilian geographic area.

Source		No.	Geographic area
Human ()	Blood	1	ST
	Fecal swab	17	NE (2), ST (1), SE (14)
	Feces	9	NE (3), ST (5), SE (1)
	Lung	1	MW
	Secretion	1	ST
	Synovial fluid	1	MW
Food ()	Meat (Bos taurus)	1	SE
	Chicken (Gallus gallus)	4	SE
	Scallop (Pecten maximus)	4	SE
	Fish (Genidens barbus)	2	SE
	Fish (Rachycentron canadum)	13	SE
	Fish (Mugil liza)	3	SE
	Fish (Oreochromis niloticus)	1	SE
Animal^A ()	Arctocephalus gazella^1	4	SE
	Ardea cocoi^2	1	SE
	Chelonia mydas^3	1	SE
	Eretmochelys imbricata^4	1	SE
	Eubalaena australis^5	5	SE
	Leucophaeus atricilla^6	5	SE
	Lontra longicaudis^7	1	SE
	Megaptera novaeangliae^8	10	SE
	Pontoporia blainvillei^9	3	ST (1), SE (2)
	Stenella coeruleoalba^10	7	ST
	Sterna hirundinacea^11	2	SE
	Sula leucogaster^12	2	SE
	Trichechus manatus^13	10	SE

Brazilian geographic areas: MW: midwest; NE: northeast; ST: south; SE–southeast. ^AThe popular names. ¹Artic fur seal. ²Cocoi heron. ³Green sea turtle. ⁴Hawksbill sea turtle. ⁵Southern right whale. ⁶Laughing gull. ⁷Neotropical otter. ⁸Humpback whale. ⁹La Plata dolphin. ¹⁰Striped dolphin. ¹¹South American tern. ¹²Brown booby. ¹³West Indian manatee.