FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2128619372> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2128619372 endingPage "1831" @default.
• W2128619372 startingPage "1820" @default.
• W2128619372 abstract "ABSTRACT The diversity of enterococcal populations from fecal samples from hospitalized ( n = 133) and nonhospitalized individuals ( n = 173) of different age groups (group I, ages 0 to 19 years; group II, ages 20 to 59 years; group III, ages ≥60 years) was analyzed. Enterococci were recovered at similar rates from hospitalized and nonhospitalized persons (77.44% to 79.77%) of all age groups (75.0% to 82.61%). Enterococcus faecalis and Enterococcus faecium were predominant, although seven other Enterococcus species were identified. E. faecalis and E. faecium (including ampicillin-resistant E. faecium ) colonization rates in nonhospitalized persons were age independent. For inpatients, E. faecalis colonization rates were age independent, but E. faecium colonization rates (particularly the rates of ampicillin-resistant E. faecium colonization) significantly increased with age. The population structure of E. faecium and E. faecalis was determined by superimposing goeBURST and Bayesian analysis of the population structure (BAPS). Most E. faecium sequence types (STs; 150 isolates belonging to 75 STs) were linked to BAPS groups 1 (22.0%), 2 (31.3%), and 3 (36.7%). A positive association between hospital isolates and BAPS subgroups 2.1a and 3.3a (which included major ampicillin-resistant E. faecium human lineages) and between community-based ampicillin-resistant E. faecium isolates and BAPS subgroups 1.2 and 3.3b was found. Most E. faecalis isolates (130 isolates belonging to 58 STs) were grouped into 3 BAPS groups, BAPS groups 1 (36.9%), 2 (40.0%), and 3 (23.1%), with each one comprising widespread lineages. No positive associations with age or hospitalization were established. The diversity and dynamics of enterococcal populations in the fecal microbiota of healthy humans are largely unexplored, with the available knowledge being fragmented and contradictory. The study offers a novel and comprehensive analysis of enterococcal population landscapes and suggests that E. faecium populations from hospitalized patients and from community-based individuals differ, with a predominance of certain clonal lineages, often in association with elderly individuals, occurring in the hospital setting." @default.
• W2128619372 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2128619372 creator A5013196979 @default.
• W2128619372 creator A5020941511 @default.
• W2128619372 creator A5027382296 @default.
• W2128619372 creator A5033874697 @default.
• W2128619372 creator A5035651551 @default.
• W2128619372 creator A5036220332 @default.
• W2128619372 creator A5045015403 @default.
• W2128619372 creator A5072187427 @default.
• W2128619372 date "2015-03-01" @default.
• W2128619372 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W2128619372 title "Population Biology of Intestinal Enterococcus Isolates from Hospitalized and Nonhospitalized Individuals in Different Age Groups" @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1514083101 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1522984201 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1591382601 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1600582725 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1616226146 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1895555208 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1905312844 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1973901186 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1975550031 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1976667730 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1978441703 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1978964416 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1979573684 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1989530362 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1990152860 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1990242215 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1991318015 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1994929297 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1997501636 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1998796942 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W1999417916 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2001691516 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2005773688 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2009644537 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2010611075 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2023503964 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2024064654 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2024740875 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2025228378 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2032054669 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2032678166 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2042169573 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2049500929 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2052760269 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2055615325 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2057744551 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2058415381 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2059657377 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2059759656 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2061097605 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2063673612 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2064971934 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2081489708 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2083110628 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2087484128 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2093972125 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2097457987 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2097564533 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2097937398 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2099859427 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2104371716 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2104657177 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2106900261 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2108954741 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2112763975 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2117737102 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2117867727 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2118642919 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2122916602 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2129636433 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2133780455 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2139284253 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2141598097 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2141988695 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2144081090 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2147919937 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2148583858 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2148615734 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2149355372 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2155867629 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2156522926 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2156969785 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2160949803 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2162736692 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2167783484 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2169297879 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2331292664 @default.
• W2128619372 cites W2500020915 @default.
• W2128619372 doi "https://doi.org/10.1128/aem.03661-14" @default.
• W2128619372 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/4325138" @default.
• W2128619372 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25548052" @default.
• W2128619372 hasPublicationYear "2015" @default.
• W2128619372 type Work @default.
• W2128619372 sameAs 2128619372 @default.
• W2128619372 citedByCount "72" @default.

• next