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Appl Environ Microbiol. 1984 January; 47(1): 210-212

Some characteristics and antibiotic resistance of anaerobic bacteria from the ceca and colons of pigs fed chlortetracycline-containing and unmedicated diets.

K A Dawson, B E Langlois, T S Stahly and G L Cromwell

ABSTRACT

Morphology and end product patterns were used to group 112 bacterial isolates from the ceca and colons of pigs fed unmedicated and chlortetracycline-containing diets. Most of the isolates (68%) were resistant to chlortetracycline (greater than 4 micrograms/ml). Chlortetracycline resistance was associated with all groups of anaerobic and facultative bacteria.

Appl Environ Microbiol. 1984 January; 47(1): 210-212






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