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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 21 Oligonucleotide maltophilia clinical strains of Aeromonas to support efflux pump SmeDEF-induced expression of Author: Sun 2 Duo Chyi Wang Yu-bao Lin Song [Abstract] Objective To understand the Stenotrophomonas maltophilia widowed raise the clinical strains H407 and A26 in the antibacterial drug resistance and drug-induced SmeDEF under the efflux pump expression changes. Comparison of ciprofloxacin with or without induction of Stenotrophomonas maltophilia H407 widowed dependents and A26 of the MIC and the EOP values in the sub-MIC of ciprofloxacin in the cultivated strains smeD genes after RT-PCR amplification of to monitor the expression level. The results of the antibiotic-sensitive H407 and A26 pump inhibitors positive or negative. 2 strains of bacteria by ciprofloxacin measured after overnight incubation of the chloramphenicol and ciprofloxacin MIC values when compared with normal non-induced high MIC value of 1 ~ 3 dilution; plus pump inhibitors CCCP, the two induced strain MIC values were significantly reduced. H407 and A26 induced by ciprofloxacin EOP chloramphenicol were 4.8 and nearly 4-fold growth. 2 bacteria antibiotics overnight, and add exponential phase when grown smeD of mRNA was significantly higher than non-cultured strains of antimicrobial agents. Conclusion 2 oligonucleotide raise Pseudomonas maltophilia clinical strains of bacteria to some antibacterial ciprofloxacin induced drug resistance increased with the SmeDEF pump-induced increase in the expression. [Keywords:] Stenotrophomonas maltophilia widowed dependents; efflux pump; resistance; induction ABSTRACT Objective To investigate changes of antibiotic resistance of the clinical isolates of S.maltophilia, and the repression level of efflux pump SmeDEF by the induction of antibiotics. Methods To examine the resistance profile of the clinical strains by agar dilution and the efficiency of plate ( EOP) to antimicrobes, and their reactions to pump inhibitor CCCP, an