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CAMR
(redirected from Chloramphenicol Resistance)

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CAMRClean Air Mercury Rule
CAMRCoalition for the Advancement of Medical Research
CAMRCamera
CAMRCentre for Applied Microbiology and Research
CAMRColin Archer Memorial Race (Netherlands to Norway sailing race)
CamRChloramphenicol Resistance (gene)
CAMRCisco Access Metro Router
CAMRChorioathetosis with Mental Retardation and Abnormal Behavior
CAMRCenter for Alternative Medicine and Research and Education (Harvard Medical School; also seen as CAMRE)
CAMRCenteralized Autonomous Message Reporting (Alcatel)


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Nonenzymatic chloramphenicol resistance mediated by IncC plasmid R55 is encoded by a floR gene variant.
Chloramphenicol resistance was low; thereby suggesting it is conferred by nonspecific low-level resistance genes (i.
Other resistance cassettes included those coding for chloramphenicol resistance (cmlA, cmlA5, catB3), erythromycin resistance (ereA2), rifampin resistance (arr2), and resistance to quaternary ammonium compounds (qacH).
 
 
 
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