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Table 2 The MIC values for quinolone, fluoroquinolone, and tetracycline antibiotics of F. oreochromis, F. covae, and F. davisii isolated from diseased farmed freshwater fish in Thailand

From: Comparative genomic analysis of Flavobacterium species causing columnaris disease of freshwater fish in Thailand: insights into virulence and resistance mechanisms

Species	Isolates no	MIC value (μg/ml)
Species	Isolates no	OA		ENR		OT
F. oreochromis	KCRT1906^a	0.25	WT	0.015	WT	0.125	WT
F. oreochromis	RCBRT1901^a	> 4	NWT	0.125	NWT	0.125	WT
F. oreochromis	SKNRT2101^a	0.25	WT	0.015	WT	0.125	WT
F. oreochromis	GR2101	> 4	NWT	> 1	NWT	0.06	WT
F. oreochromis	CNRT2201^a	> 4	NWT	> 1	NWT	0.125	WT
F. oreochromis	UBRT2201^a	0.25	WT	0.015	WT	0.125	WT
F. oreochromis	KCRT2301^a	> 4	NWT	> 1	NWT	0.06	WT
F. oreochromis	KCRT2304^a	0.25	WT	0.015	WT	0.125	WT
F. oreochromis	SRBRT2303	0.25	WT	0.015	WT	0.125	WT
F. covae	PCBSB2203^a	> 4	NWT	> 1	NWT	> 16	NWT
F. covae	PCBSB2201	1	NWT	> 1	NWT	0.125	WT
F. davisii	KCRT2007^a	0.25	WT	0.06	NWT	0.125	WT

OA oxolinic acid, ENR enrofloxacin, OT tetracycline, WT Wild-type, NWT Non-wild-type. Wild-type and non-wild-type isolates determination based on the epidemiological cut-off values (ECVs) for OA, ENR, OT from the previous study [30]
^aGenomes sequenced in the present study

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