International Journal of Microbiology

Research Article

Antistaphylococcal and Antibiotic Resistance Modulatory Activities of Thirteen Cameroonian Edible Plants against Resistant Phenotypes

Table 2

Bacterial strains and features.


Bacteria	Features	References

ATCC 25923	Reference strain	—
S. aureus MSSA1	Clinical isolate: Met susceptible; Nis^r, Chl^r	[8, 9]
S. aureus MRSA3	Clinical isolate: Ofxa^r, Kan^r, Tet^r, Erm^r	[8]
S. aureus MRSA4	Clinical isolate: Ofxa^r, Kan^r, Cyp^r, Chl^r, Gen^r, Nis^r, Amp^r	[8, 9]
S. aureus MRSA6	Clinical isolate: Ofxa^r, Flx^r, Kan^r, Tet^r, Cyp^r, IM/Cs^r, Chl^r, Gen^r, Nis^r, Amp^r	[8, 9]
S. aureus MRSA8	Clinical isolate: Ofxa^r, Flx^r, Kan^r, Erm^r, Cyp^r, Im/Cs^r, Chl^r, Gen^r, Nis^r, Amp^r	[8, 9]
S. aureus MRSA9	Clinical isolate: Ofxa^r, Flx^r, Tet^r, Erm^r, Cyp^r, Im/Cs^r, Chl^r, Gen^r, Nis^r, Amp^r	[8, 9]
S. aureus MRSA11	Clinical isolate: Ofxa^r, Kan^r, Erm^r, Cyp^r, Im/Cs^r, Chl^r, Nis^r, Amp^r	[8, 9]
S. aureus MRSA12	Clinical isolate: Ofxa^r, Flx^r, Kan^r, Erm^r, Im/Cs^r, Chl^r, Gen^r, Nis^r, Amp^r	[8, 9]
SA01	Clinical isolate: Erm^r, Amp^r	[54]
SA07	Clinical isolate: Erm^r, Dox^r	[54]
SA18	Clinical isolate: Amp^r, Dox^r, Vm^r	[54]
SA23	Clinical isolate: Imi^r, Aug^r	[54]
SA36	Clinical isolate: Dox^r, Vm^r	[54]
SA39	Clinical isolate: Amp^r	[54]
SA56	Clinical isolate: Amp^r, Dox^r	[54]
SA64	Clinical isolate: Amp^r, Dox^r	[54]
SA68	Clinical isolate: Amp^r, Vm^r	[54]
SA88	Clinical isolate: Erm^r, Vm^r	[54]
SA114	Clinical isolate: Amp^r, Dox^r	[54]
SA116	Clinical isolate: Erm^r	[54]
SA124	Clinical isolate: Erm^r	[54]
SA126	Clinical isolate: Amp^r, Dox^r	[54]
SA127	Clinical isolate: Amp^r, Dox^r	[54]
SA135	Clinical isolate: Erm^r	[54]
SA139	Clinical isolate: Erm^r	[54]

Chl^r, Cyp^r, Erm^r, Flx^r, Im/Cs^r, Kan^r, Met^r, Ofxa^r, Tet^r, Vm^r, Amp^r, Dox^r, Aug^r, Gen^r, and Nis^r resistance to chloramphenicol, ciprofloxacin, erythromycin, flomoxef, imipenem/cilastatin sodium, kanamycin, methicillin, ofloxacin, tetracycline, vancomycin, ampicillin, doxycycline, augmentin, gentamicin, and nisin, respectively, SA: Staphylococcus aureus.