November 23, 2018Open Access

Prevalence of Escherichia coli strains resistance to antibiotics in wound infections and raw milk

NANaiyf S. AlharbiKing Saud University JKJamal M. KhaledKing Saud University SKShine KadaikunnanKing Saud University

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isolates produced ESBL. The data showed that the strains resistance to multi-antibiotic and produced ESBL are more widespread among wound infections than in raw milk.

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