August 15, 2025Deleted JournalOpen Access

Identification and Genomic Characterization of Aeromonas dhakensis from a Human Sample

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Aeromonas dhakensis was accurately identified, revealing its role in intra-abdominal infections with significant resistance profiles.
Resistome analysis uncovered intrinsic resistance genes, including a chromosomal class C β-lactamase linked to observed carbapenem resistance.
Genomic approaches enabled precise species determination, overcoming limitations of phenotypic identification methods like MALDI-TOF.
Findings emphasize the importance of genetic tools for understanding pathogen virulence and resistance in clinical samples.

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Molecular analysis confirms aeromonas dhakensis identification in a patient, highlighting genomic tools for antimicrobial resistance profiling.

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Molecular analysis confirms aeromonas dhakensis identification in a patient, highlighting genomic tools for antimicrobial resistance profiling.