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2% of strains. The prevalence of virulence genes was high with the eta gene, 96.8%, and the lukS gene 45.2%. The mecA gene was present with an eta gene in 32.3% of strains and in 9.7% with the lukS gene, however the vanB gene was not present in any strain carrying virulence factors. These results should lead to the screening of other van genes for resistance to vancomycin. BACKGROUND Vitamin D is an essential nutrient which plays vital roles in bone metabolism and in the pathogenesis of both communicable and non-communicable diseases.
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