Table 1.
Rate of detection E. faecalis isolates from samples of different dairy cattle and farm environments.
Table 2.
Occurrence of biofilm-forming E. faecalis isolates (N = 24).
Fig 1.
Occurrence of virulence genes in the E. faecalis isolate.
Table 3.
Relationship between presence of virulence genes and biofilm formation in E. faecalis (N = 24) isolated from Bangladeshi dairy cattle and agricultural settings.
Fig 2.
Overall resistance profile of isolated E. faecalis. Legends.
AMP = Ampicillin; C = Chloramphenicol; LZD = Linezolid; CIP = Ciprofloxacin; E = Erythromycin; RA = Rifampicin; TE = Tetracycline; and VA = Vancomycin.
Table 4.
Relationship between E. faecalis biofilm production and antibiotic resistance pattern.
Table 5.
Occurrence of E. faecalis isolates with multiple-drug resistance (MDR) and multiple-antibiotic resistance (MAR).
Fig 3.
A heat map showing antibiotic resistance pattern of isolated E. faecalis, Legends.
AMP = Ampicillin; C = Chloramphenicol; LZD = Linezolid; CIP = Ciprofloxacin; E = Erythromycin; RA = Rifampicin; TE = Tetracycline; LEV = levofloxacin and VA = Vancomycin.