Additional file 1: of Genomic analysis of multidrug-resistant clinical Enterococcus faecalis isolates for antimicrobial resistance genes and virulence factors from the western region of Saudi Arabia

Figure S1. Percentage distribution of hospital-acquired infection (HA), and community-acquired infection (CA) infections of E. faecalis in different disease patients. Figure S2. Distribution of the E. faecalis isolates analyzed in this study based on nationalities. The number of isolates is mentioned with the country name. Figure S3. Heat map of antimicrobial resistance and susceptibility patterns among the 155 E. faecalis isolates. Figure S4. UPGMA dendrogram of pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) bands patterns from the clinical isolates of E. faecalis. Figure S5. eBURST analysis of the STs from E. faecalis isolates. The pink nodes indicate the STs detected in this study that were present in the MLST database. Green nodes indicate the novel STs detected in this study and red circled. Figure S6. Distribution of antimicrobial resistance genes among clinical E. faecalis isolates. Total 34 ARGs and variants were retrieved from the genomes sequence of the 44 isolates. The y-axis values are expressed in number. Figure S7. Distribution of virulence genes retrieved from the genomes sequence of E. faecalis isolates. Total 22 virulence-associated genes were identified in this study, and among them, six genes (cOB1, SrtA, ebpB, ebpA, efaAfs, and ace) were commonly found in the 44 isolates. The y-axis values are expressed in number. Table S1. Distribution of E. faecalis isolates according to demographic and clinical data. Table S2. Distribution of insertion sequences (ISs) in the E. faecalis genomes. (PDF 882 kb