The article is titled “Moraxella species isolated from blood cultures in Europe (MORAXEu): a multicentre study of epidemiology and antimicrobial susceptibility with complementary phylogenomic analysis of publicly available genomes.” It is published in Eur J Clin Microbiol Infect Dis, listed as online ahead of print with DOI 10.1007/s10096-026-05640-z and a PubMed entry dated 2026 Sep 5.
According to the article title and bibliographic entry, the study addresses isolates of Moraxella species recovered from blood cultures across multiple European centres. The primary focus areas identified in the title are the epidemiology of these bloodstream isolates, their antimicrobial susceptibility, and a complementary phylogenomic analysis that used publicly available genome sequences. The title indicates an integrated approach combining traditional clinical microbiology and genomic data resources.
The published record lists a large, multinational consortium of authors and affiliations. Lead affiliations include the Department of Microbiology, University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital (Norway). Additional contributing institutions span multiple European countries, including Greece, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Slovenia, Austria, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Poland, Sweden, France, Denmark, Germany and others. Departments represented include clinical microbiology, infectious diseases, paediatrics, molecular microbiology, hygiene and medical microbiology, and clinical medicine, reflecting broad interdisciplinary collaboration across clinical and research laboratories.
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The title indicates the study assessed antimicrobial susceptibility of Moraxella bloodstream isolates. However, the excerpt does not provide any data or summaries: no susceptibility profiles, resistance rates, minimum inhibitory concentration distributions, or interpretation categories are given. The specific antimicrobials tested, testing methods, and any breakpoint criteria are not reported in the provided source material.
The article title specifies a complementary phylogenomic analysis of publicly available genomes, indicating the authors integrated genome-sequence data to contextualize their isolates. The excerpt does not include information on which public databases were used, how many genomes were analyzed, the phylogenetic methods applied, or the findings from that analysis. These analytic details and results are therefore not reported in the provided source text.
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