Is klebsiella oxytoca p2 a sodium azide resistant baceria?

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Alaa Hani Al-Charrakh Popular answer

Certainly No, but in very rare cases mutant strains may be azide-resistant.

Look this article as an example:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2146683

Elsayed Khalaf Bakhiet

K.L.R. Bonhi

klebsiella oxytoca p2 is not a sodium azide resistant baceria

Alaa Hani Al-Charrakh

Hussein Mohammed Hussein

thanks doctors