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Combined results of environmental, pig, and veterinary student testing from MRSA-positive pork production sites.
a<p>Number of MRSA-positive samples/number of samples collected. <sup>b</sup>Number of MRSA-positive students/number of students exposed. <sup>c</sup><i>Spa</i> type t126 was isolated from a student 5 days following exposure to MRSA-positive site. <sup>d</sup>Three <i>spa</i> types (t002, t548, t1107) from same student.</p
Antimicrobial resistance of MRSA isolates from pork farms and students.
<p>Number of isolates tested in parenthesis. Significantly different antimicrobial results across <i>spa</i> types indicated with asterisk (*).</p
Summary of the <i>spa</i> types and motifs from MRSA isolates found in this study overall and by source of isolation.
<p>Summary of the <i>spa</i> types and motifs from MRSA isolates found in this study overall and by source of isolation.</p
Most prevalent antimicrobial resistant profiles found in MRSA isolates and associated <i>spa</i> types.
<p>CHL β=β chlortetracycline, CLI β=β clindamycin, ENR β=β enrofloxacin, FLO β=β florfenicol, GEN β=β gentamicin, NEO β=β neomycin, OXY β=β oxytetracycline, SPE β=β spectinomycin, TIA β=β tiamulin, TIL β=β tilmicosin.</p
Overview of the characteristics for the pork farms visited in this study.
*<p>NA β=β Not available.</p
Antimicrobial resistance of MRSA isolates from pork farms and students by ST398 status.
<p>t034 considered ST398-associated and t002/t548 considered non-ST398-associated. Number of isolates tested in parenthesis. Significantly different antimicrobial results by <i>spa</i> types indicated with asterisk (*).</p