Research Article

Fluoroquinolone Resistance among Clonal Complex 1 Group B Streptococcus Strains

Table 2

Characteristics of mutations observed in GyrA, GyrB, ParC, and ParE among ST459 and ST1 group B Streptococcus isolates used in this study.

STNumber of isolates⁢Predicted amino acid substitutionAntibioticMIC (mg/L)YearReference
GyrB GyrA ParC ParELVXNORCIPLVXNORCIP

13E85KS79FRRR>32>32>322010, 2012[7, 10]
11S81LS79FRRR>32>32>322011[7, 9]
11V79ISRNS1.5812010This study
11E224GSRNS1.51612010This study
11E566DSRNS1412012This study
11G717SSRNS1.5412010This study
11S79FIRR4>3242010[7, 10, 11]
11D83G, D806GIRR41622011[7, 10]
11R449SSRNS21612010This study
11Q444KSRR1.5882011This study
11A218TSRNS1.5412012This study
4591S412LSRNS1812012This study
4592R474HSRNS1412010, 2012This study
4591D83VIRR43242012This study
4591D83YIRR4>3242012[10]
4592S79FIRR4>3242011[7]
4591V627ISRR1.5822010This study
4591V206ISRNS1412012This study

R: resistant, S: susceptible, I: intermediate resistance, and NS: increased MIC. For levofloxacin (LVX), MIC of ≥8 mg/L: resistant, 4 mg/L: intermediate resistant, and ≤2 mg/L: susceptible. For norfloxacin (NOR), MIC of ≥4 mg/L: resistant; ≤1 mg/L: susceptible. For ciprofloxacin (CIP), MIC of >2 mg/L: resistant; ≤0.125: susceptible. Values which were in the range of 0.125 to 2 were considered as having reduced susceptibility (NS).