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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue NCBI_Taxonomy OntoBiotope
T2 0-935 Paragraph denotes Ampicillin-resistant Haemophilus influenzae type B have been reported only during the past year. Five clinical isolates from the U.S. and Germany all had the TEM-type beta-lactamase which is known to be transferred widely among other gram-negative bacilli. Unlike those bacilli, however, the H. influenzae cell had very little barrier to entry of penicillins. This greater permeability of the H. influenzae cell to penicillins appeared to reduce the protective effect of its beta-lactamase, in that acquisition of the TEM-type beta-lactamase increased levels of resistance to penicillins much less for individual cells of H. influenzae than for those of Escherichia coli. Large inocula of either species appeared highly resistant. The unusually low level of resistance of individual cells of H. influenzae containing the TEM-type beta-lactamase may have delayed their emergence or recognition, and has unresolved clinical implications.
T5 0-20 Phenotype denotes Ampicillin-resistant OBT:002762
T6 21-50 Microorganism denotes Haemophilus influenzae type B 727
T7 102-110 Habitat denotes clinical OBT:003220
T8 234-247 Phenotype denotes gram-negative OBT:000648
T9 248-255 Microorganism denotes bacilli 91061
T10 270-277 Microorganism denotes bacilli 91061
T11 292-305 Microorganism denotes H. influenzae 727
T12 393-406 Microorganism denotes H. influenzae 727
T13 562-587 Phenotype denotes resistance to penicillins OBT:002829
T14 622-635 Microorganism denotes H. influenzae 727
T15 654-670 Microorganism denotes Escherichia coli 562
T16 720-729 Phenotype denotes resistant OBT:002829
T17 758-768 Phenotype denotes resistance OBT:002829
T18 792-805 Microorganism denotes H. influenzae 727