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Genetic diversity and ERIC-PCR-based relationships of Acinetobacter baumannii isolates from hospitals

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High genetic diversity and a concerning prevalence of resistance genes were observed among A. baumannii isolates, and the dominance of shared resistance profiles across diverse ERIC types highlights the stabilizing role of horizontal gene transfer in resistance dynamics.

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