Co-transfer of resistance to high concentrations of copper and first-line antibiotics among Enterococcus from different origins (humans, animals, the environment and foods) and clonal lineages
Eduarda Silveira(Universidade do Porto), Carla Novais(Fernando Pessoa University), Joana Campos(Queen Mary University of London), Teresa M. Coque(Instituto Cajal), Luísa Maria Sobreira Vieira Peixe(Universidade do Porto), Ana R. Freitas(Universidade do Porto), Mariana Barros(Universidade do Porto), Patrı́cia Antunes(San Antonio College)
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