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  4. GENETIC ELEMENTS CAUSING ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE IN SALMONELLA ISOLATED FROM CATTLE AT A VETERINARY MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, 2002- 2017: FOCUS ON DRUGS OF CRITICAL IMPORTANCE TO HUMAN AND VETERINARY MEDICINE

GENETIC ELEMENTS CAUSING ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE IN SALMONELLA ISOLATED FROM CATTLE AT A VETERINARY MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, 2002- 2017: FOCUS ON DRUGS OF CRITICAL IMPORTANCE TO HUMAN AND VETERINARY MEDICINE

Objective

This project objectives are: 1) screen Salmonella for beta-lactam resistance genes, focusing on genes linked to resistance to cephalosporin drugs; 2) screen Salmonella for quinolone resistance genes; 3) evaluate temporal distribution of genetic elements linked with AMR to these two drug classes, generating information to evaluate temporal-spatial spread, as well as inter-serotype spread of AMR genes.

Investigators
Pereira, RI; Byrn, Ba, .; De Andeade E Pires, A. ; Weimer, Ba, .
Institution
University of California - Davis
Start date
2020
End date
2020
Funding Source
Nat'l. Inst. of Food and Agriculture
Project number
CA-V-PHR-4098-H
Accession number
1022674
Categories
Antimicrobial Resistance
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