Concordance Between Multiplex-PCR Resistance-Gene Detection and MIC-Based Susceptibility in Gram-Negative Clinical Isolates from a Romanian Tertiary Hospital.

Published 10/15/2026

Research record: Concordance Between Multiplex-PCR Resistance-Gene Detection and MIC-Based Susceptibility in Gram-Negative Clinical Isolates from a Romanian Tertiary Hospital.

Published in Antibiotics (Basel); first publication date 2026-10-15. PMID 42938768.

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2026-10-15

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2026-10-29

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Concordance Between Multiplex-PCR Resistance-Gene Detection and MIC-Based Susceptibility in Gram-Negative Clinical Isolates from a Romanian Tertiary Hospital.

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