<![CDATA[This study included collecting (114) pure isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, distributed over wounds(39) isolates, burns (31) isolates, urinary tract infections (23) isolations, ear infections (12) isolations, andrespiratory infections (9) Isolates. The test for the sensitivity of the bacteria to (14) types of antibioticsshowed a clear variation in their resistance to antibiotics, as all isolates showed 100% resistance toAmpicillin and Novabocin, Nalidixic acid by 93.8%, and Bacitracin by 87.7%, while they had low resistanceto Ciprofloxacin, 21%, Cefotaxime 19.2%, and Chloramphenicol 18.4%. While the results of the phenotypicdetection of pyocin showed the presence of (85 isolates, at a rate of 74.5%), producing Pyocin, while (29isolates, at a rate of 25.4%), it showed its inability to produce Pyosin. As for the molecular detection of thePrtN gene, which is one of the most important genes responsible for the production of Pyocin, It was shownthat (17 isolates, 77.2%) possess this gene, while (5 isolates, at a rate of 22.7%), they did not possess thisgene.]]>
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