Six imported pigs originating from Guangdong, Henan, and Hunan provinces in China during October 2015 to February 2017 were cultured and found to be positive for meropenem-resistant The samples yielded 9 isolates of diverse sequence types carrying on IncX3 (8 isolates from 5 farms) or IncFII (1 isolate from 1 farm) plasmids. The gene was coharbored by 4 isolates. The IncX3 plasmids (∼46 kb) carrying were identical or nearly identical to each other.
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