Environmental colonization and onward clonal transmission of carbapenem-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii (CRAB) in a medical intensive care unit: the case for environmental hygiene

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RT @kalisvar: Not surprising but differs from our study in Singapore( https://t.co/ofK6TkgZTB).CRAB was found in "dry" environment only. Al…

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RT @kalisvar: Not surprising but differs from our study in Singapore( https://t.co/ofK6TkgZTB).CRAB was found in "dry" environment only. Al…

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RT @kalisvar: Not surprising but differs from our study in Singapore( https://t.co/ofK6TkgZTB).CRAB was found in "dry" environment only. Al…

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Not surprising but differs from our study in Singapore( https://t.co/ofK6TkgZTB).CRAB was found in "dry" environment only. Also, an ongoing metagenomics study( https://t.co/UW1Mv7vcdA) suggested distinct ecological niches for microbes and AMR genes. Calls

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