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• W3174668462 abstract "The reversibility of antibiotic resistance is theoretically attractive due to the prospect of restoring the clinical potency of antibiotics. It is important to find out the factors that affect the reversibility of antibiotic resistance. Here, an mcr-1-positive multidrug-resistant (MDR) environmental Escherichia coli isolate was successively passaged under four antibiotic-free culture conditions. The relative abundances of multiple antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) kept decreasing during the successive passages. The linear correlations between abundances of ARGs on the same MDR plasmid reflected that the decay of antibiotic resistance during the passage was mainly due to the elimination of the MDR plasmid (pMCR_W5-6). Colistin-susceptible strains were isolated at the end of the passage. The whole-genome sequencing of two susceptible isolates detected the elimination of the MDR plasmid and deletion of the mcr-1 gene. Deletions of DNA fragments from chromosome and plasmid were closely related to a variety of insertion sequences (ISs). The results of coculture of resistant and susceptible strains at different antibiotic concentrations indicated that the high fitness cost led to the poor stability of mobile ARGs. Strict control of the use of antibiotics can at least reverse the severe antibiotic resistance caused by mobile ARGs of high fitness cost. IMPORTANCE The dissemination of bacterial antibiotic resistance is a serious threat to human health. The development of new antibiotics faces both economic and technological challenges. The reversibility of antibiotic resistance has become an important issue causing wide concern due to the prospect of restoring the clinical potency of antibiotics. Our study suggests that the high mobility of ARGs of high fitness cost may just reflect their poor stability. Therefore, strict control of the use of antibiotics can at least reverse the severe antibiotic resistance caused by mobile ARGs of high fitness cost. This study brings hope for the possibility of curbing the dissemination of antibiotic resistance." @default.
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• W3174668462 date "2021-06-30" @default.
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• W3174668462 title "Reversing Antibiotic Resistance Caused by Mobile Resistance Genes of High Fitness Cost" @default.
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