Rules and supported organisms#
Available rules#
Currently available rule sets are in the rules/ directory of this repository, named by organism. In this release they focus mainly on core genes and expected resistances, however acquired genes and mutations are included for some organisms already and will be added to others as the necessary data to define them accurately is accumulated and curated by the ESGEM-AMR working group.
Note that multiple organisms can exist within a rules file, particularly if the rules file belongs to a genus, or the named species belongs to a species complex (eg Klebsiella oxytoca).
Rules can be browsed interactively using the AMRrules Browser.
A full list of supported organisms can be found below.
Klebsiella oxytoca (including other species in the complex)
Neisseria gonorrhoeae (includes acquired resistances, based on analysis of geno-pheno data)
Supported organisms#
A full list of supported organisms can be found by running amrrules --list-organisms. Currently supported organisms are:
g__Legionella
s__Acinetobacter baumannii
s__Bordetella bronchiseptica
s__Bordetella hinzii
s__Bordetella holmesii
s__Bordetella parapertussis
s__Bordetella pertussis
s__Burkholderia pseudomallei
s__Campylobacter jejuni
s__Enterobacter hormaechei
s__Enterobacter roggenkampii
s__Enterococcus faecalis
s__Enterococcus faecium
s__Escherichia coli
s__Klebsiella grimontii
s__Klebsiella huaxiensis
s__Klebsiella michiganensis
s__Klebsiella oxytoca
s__Klebsiella pasteurii
s__Klebsiella pneumoniae
s__Klebsiella spallanzanii
s__Legionella longbeachae
s__Legionella pneumophila
s__Mycobacterium tuberculosis
s__Neisseria gonorrhoeae
s__Neisseria meningitidis
s__Proteus mirabilis
s__Pseudomonas aeruginosa
s__Salmonella enterica
s__Shewanella algae
s__Staphylococcus aureus
s__Yersinia enterocolitica
s__Yersinia pseudotuberculosis
Rule specification#
The full rule specification can be found in the AMRrules specification section. An abbreviated rules file is shown below.
Note the full specification includes several additional fields beyond those pictured above, including NCBI and CARD ARO accessions to uniquely identify genes; details of the breakpoints and standards used; evidence codes, grades and limitations; and a rule annotation note.
Rule curation is a work in progress, under active development by the ESGEM-AMR Working Group.