coli in CA-UTI cases belong to a few particular molecular types of ESBLs, particularly CTX-M, OXA, TEM, and SHV genes. In this study, about 41% of isolates were resistant to quinolone; however, isolates were largely sensitive to nitrofurantoin, aminoglycosides, fosfomycin, carbapenems, etc. [16]. An African study found ESBL-producing uropathogen in 23% of isolates, out of which more than 75% were E. Here, CYP27A1 is linked to bacterial urinary tract infection.