Identification, antimicrobial resistance, and biofilm-forming capability of bacterial isolates from bovine mastitis in the high-altitude region of Shannan, Tibet

Yun-Xia Guo Ming-Qiong Wang Yihan Yin Ling Shi Wenxin Cao Yanting Du Junhao Zhang Dawa Zhuoga Ouzhu Cuomu Shao-Wen Li Jie Chen Changmin Hu

Aug 2026 · Archives of Microbiology · Vol 208 · 0 citations · 28 references

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Findings indicate that bovine mastitis in the high-altitude region of Shannan, Tibet, is characterized by a predominance of staphylococci, accompanied by pronounced multidrug resistance and a considerable potential for biofilm formation.

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