THE INFECTION OF E.COLI PRODUCING ß-LACTAMASE ENZYME BROAD SPECTRUM IN SOME FOODS AT THE MARKETS OF VU THU DISTRICT, THAI BINH PROVINCE

Thi Kieu Hanh LE, Nam Thang NGUYEN1, Thi Diep KHONG1, Thi Hoa TRAN1, Ngoc Khai PHAM1
1 Thai Binh University of Medicine and Pharmacy

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We studied the infection of E. coli β-lactamase enzyme broad spectrum (ESBL) in some foods sold in two markets of Nguyen Xa commune and one district market of Vu Thu. The results showed that 113 out of 173 food samples had E. coli infection producing ESBL; 36 out of 41 chicken samples tested were positive for ESBL, 22 out of 48 pork samples were positive for ESBL, 28 out of 44 fish samples and 27 out of 40 shrimp samples were positive for ESBL.

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