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Table 2 Distribution of β-lactamase genes in Enterobacteriaceae isolates (n = 361) of human and animal origin

From: Multiresistant extended-spectrum β-lactamase-producing Enterobacteriaceae from humans, companion animals and horses in central Hesse, Germany

Source

Human

Animal

 

Outpatients

Inpatients

Dogs

Cats

Horses

Total no. of isolates

No. of isolates a

55

128

67

11

100

361

Penicillinases b

      

bla TEM-1

58.2 (32)

41.4 (53)

62.7 (42)

45.5 (5)

67 (67)

55.1 (199)

bla TEM-190

  

1.5 (1)

  

0.3 (1)

bla SHV-1

 

2.3 (3)

16.4 (11)

 

2 (2)

4.4 (16)

bla SHV-11

 

1.6 (2)

   

0.6 (2)

bla OXA-1

23.6 (13)

32.8 (42)

59.7 (40)

45.5 (5)

29 (29)

35.7 (129)

ESBL b

      

bla TEM-52

 

2.3 (3)

   

0.8 (3)

bla SHV-2

  

1.5 (1)

9.1 (1)

 

0.6 (2)

bla SHV-5

 

0.8 (1)

   

0.3 (1)

bla SHV-28

  

3(2)

 

1(1)

0.8 (3)

bla CTX-M-1

32.7 (18)

45.3 (24)

16.4 (11)

27.3 (3)

37 (37)

25.8 (93)

bla CTX-M-2

   

9.1 (1)

15 (15)

4.4 (16)

bla CTX-M-9

  

3 (2)

9.1 (1)

1 (1)

1.1 (4)

bla CTX-M-14

  

1.5 (1)

  

0.3 (1)

bla CTX-M-15

54.5 (30)

51.6 (66)

59.7 (40)

36.4 (4)

38 (38)

49.3 (178)

bla CTX-M-32

1.8 (1)

0.8 (1)

   

0.6 (2)

bla CTX-M-38

 

0.8 (1)

   

0.3 (1)

bla CTX-M-79

1.8 (1)

2.3 (3)

  

1(1)

1.4 (5)

bla CTX-M-97

1.8 (1)

   

3(3)

1.1 (4)

bla CTX-M-117

 

0.8 (1)

   

0.3 (1)

Carbapenemases b

      

bla OXA-48

  

23.9 (16)

18.2 (2)

1(1)

5.3 (19)

  1. anumerous isolates encoded for more than one β-lactamase gene.
  2. b% of β-lactamase genes (no. of isolates).