… of second-line drug resistance by molecular methods in … of drug susceptibility testing in
solid or liquid culture media? While the results of phenotypic second-line drug resistance testing …

… The clinical significance of cross-resistance among these drugs has not been determined. …
viral drug resistance involves drug susceptibility testing in PBMCs using clinical isolates …

… In Vitro Evaluation of Antiviral Susceptibility In vitro drug susceptibility testing of herpesviruses
is by phenotypic and/or genotypic assays. Phenotypic assays measure drug susceptibility …

… isolates often contain multiple resistance mutations. A limitation of genotypic assays is that
… drug resistance and risk factors Much of our existing knowledge about CMV drug resistance …

… for the clinical use of molecular drug susceptibility testing. … of molecular testing for the
prediction of drug resistance in M … mutations in clinical isolates has implications for the clinical …

… predict antifungal drug resistance. This review addresses acquired antifungal drug resistance
in the principal human fungal pathogens and describes known resistance mechanisms …

… , many clinicians are not generally aware of the clinical implications of cross-resistance.
Addi… issues, both with respect to testing of antimicrobial agents and reporting out such results. …

… The first part of this review describes the mechanisms of resistance to amphotericin B,
flucytosine and the azoles. The second part considers the clinical impact of resistance to these …

… improved clinical outcomes. An … resistance. Here we present molecular insights into the
mechanisms for aspirin and clopidogrel resistance, with a discussion of their clinical implications. …

… In this way, antibiotic resistance is more available than ever … and control of carbapenem
resistance has been particularly … clinical implications of the mobility and fixation of resistance …