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January 15, 2003The Journal of Infectious DiseasesOpen Access

Multidrug Resistance among Enterobacteriaceae Is Strongly Associated with the Presence of Integrons and Is Independent of Species or Isolate Origin

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MHMaurine A. Leverstein‐van HallWestmead HospitalHBHetty E. M. BlokUtrecht UniversityADA. Rogier T. DondersRadboud University Nijmegen

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