2016-2019年辽宁省肠炎沙门菌分离株分子分型及其耐药性

目的分析辽宁省肠炎沙门菌分离株的分子分型特征及耐药情况,为辽宁省肠炎沙门菌的分子流行病学及防控措施提供参考依据。方法采用PFGE分子分型方法对辽宁省2016-2019年肠炎沙门菌分离株进行分子分型,应用BioNumerics 7.6软件对酶切片段进行聚类分析,明确菌株的特征及同源性;采用最低抑菌浓度(MIC)法测定菌株对14种药物敏感性。结果共获得49株肠炎沙门菌,分子分型结果证明其呈17种PFGE带型,相似度区间为77.4%~100.0%,有2种优势带型;对萘啶酸的耐药率最高,达89.80%,其次氨苄西林的耐药率为69.39%,对3种以上抗生素的耐药率为55.10%。结论辽宁省肠炎沙门菌PFGE分子分型具有独特的优势带型,存在带型较多的特点;肠炎沙门菌分离株多重耐药状况比较严重,对萘啶酸的耐药率最高。     

2016‒2017年辽宁省沙门菌耐药菌谱与分子分型

摘要：目的 分析2016?2017年辽宁省沙门菌分离株的耐药特性与脉冲场凝胶电泳（PFGE）分子分型特征,为沙门菌引起的食源性疾病暴发、防控及抗生素使用提供参考数据。方法 对分离的54株沙门菌进行血清分型和药物敏感试验。根据PulseNet沙门菌标准PFGE分型技术,选取全部菌株进行PFGE分子分型分析,应用BioNumerics软件对菌株条带进行分析,确定菌株间的特征及相关性。结果 54株沙门菌血清型居首位的是肠炎沙门菌,占46.30％;其次是鼠伤寒沙门菌,占24.07％;共分为10个血清型。对13种抗生素的耐药分析显示多重耐药菌株为36株,占66.7％,其中耐3～5种的13株（24.1%）,耐6～8种的13株（24.1%）,耐9～11种的10株（18.5%）。54株沙门菌经聚类分析获得36种带型,相似度区间为49.7%～100.0％。结论 辽宁省沙门菌分离株多重耐药状况比较严重,相同血清型其PFGE带型相似度相对较高,同时具有较显著的优势带型特点;而且发现同一PFGE型菌株的耐药谱相对比较接近。     

辽宁省食源性副溶血性弧菌PFGE分子分型及血清型、耐药谱

目的分析辽宁省副溶血性弧菌脉冲场凝胶电泳(PFGE)型别及血清型、耐药谱,探讨辽宁省副溶血性弧菌污染的同源性,为食源性疾病溯源和预警提供基础。方法对50株从辽宁省2015年食源性疾病和食品中分离的副溶血性弧菌进行PFGE分子分型、血清学分型、药物敏感试验,采用BioNumerics version 6.6软件进行分析,比较同源性。结果 50株副溶血性弧菌共分为19个血清型,食源性疾病分离株分为5个血清群,主要的血清型为O3群,其次为O1群;食品分离株分为9个血清群,主要的血清型为O3群,其次为O1和O4群。50株副溶血性弧菌对15种抗生素的耐药试验,对头孢唑啉耐药率最高达72%。50株副溶血性弧菌共分为4种PFGE优势带型,相似度为90.8%~100.0%。结论辽宁省食源性副溶血性弧的血清型以O3群和O1群为主,致病菌流行株血清型为O3:K6;食品中分离菌株血清型和PFGE带型非常分散,提示这些多为遗传不相关菌株。PFGE图谱可看出,绝大部分相同血清型菌株的PFGE带型相似度很高,O3与O1血清型菌株有高度同源性密切相关,耐药菌株间PFGE带型相似度很高,均具有高度同源性。相比2014年的耐药情况,对头孢唑啉耐药率显著增高。另外,少数菌株出现多重耐药,耐药情况不容乐观。     

2018年辽宁省沙门菌血清型、分子分型及耐药性

目的 分析辽宁省2018年沙门菌血清型、脉冲场凝胶电泳(PFGE)及耐药特征.方法 对2018年辽宁省分离到的35株沙门菌菌株进行鉴定后,采用脉冲场凝胶电泳及药物敏感试验对沙门菌进行分子分型及耐药性分析.结果 经鉴定35株沙门菌分布于13种血清型,数量居前3位的血清型为肠炎沙门菌(37.14％)、鼠伤寒沙门菌(14.2...     

辽宁省耐药沙门菌PFGE分子分型研究

目的对辽宁省2011-2012年间鸡肉中检测出的沙门菌进行耐药谱分析和PFGE分子分型分析,为沙门菌的监测、暴发预警提供依据。方法 Phoenix-100全自动微生物鉴定/药敏系统做耐药性分析;PFGE分型依据国际实验室分子分型监测网络PulseNet中沙门菌PFGE分型标准化方案进行。结果鸡肉中38株沙门菌均多重耐药,PFGE指纹图谱与血清具有一定的相关性,相同血清型的菌株聚类后,都能分到同一群。结论同一地区的沙门菌具有很高的相似带型,为以实验室为基础的食源性疾病暴发的发现及疫情控制提供依据。     

2014—2015年大连市伤寒沙门菌耐药性及 分子分型研究

摘要：目的 了解大连市伤寒沙门菌的药物敏感情况及同源性特点,为临床用药和疾病预防提供科学指导。方法 选择15种抗生素、运用微量肉汤稀释法对65株伤寒沙门菌进行抗生素敏感试验;采用脉冲场凝胶电泳（PFGE）法进行聚类分析。结果 65株伤寒沙门菌对阿奇霉素100.00%敏感,对红霉素100.00%耐药,对其他13种药物有不同程度的耐药率（1.54%~73.85%）。发现1株多重耐药菌株。65株菌共产生41种PFGE带型,其中8株菌表现为同一型别。结论 大连地区临床分离伤寒沙门菌耐药形势严峻;聚类分析结果表明其PFGE型别较多,而且其中存在着优势菌株。     

2014年大连市伤寒沙门菌耐药及 分子分型研究

摘要：目的 了解大连市伤寒沙门菌耐药性及分子分型特点,建立沙门菌分子特征本底信息,为今后防治工作提供科学依据。方法 采用微量肉汤稀释法对46株伤寒沙门菌进行8种抗生素敏感试验;运用脉冲场凝胶电泳（PFGE）方法对46株伤寒沙门菌进行分子分型及聚类分析。结果 46株伤寒沙门菌对萘啶酸（NAL）100%敏感,对氯霉素（CHL）和甲氧苄啶/磺胺甲噁唑（TMP/SMZ）耐药率为4.35%,对庆大霉素（GEN）耐药率为47.83%,发现多重耐药株1株;BioNumerics分析结果显示,46株伤寒沙门菌共产生30种PFGE带型,有7株表现为同一PFGE型别。结论 大连地区存在耐庆大霉素的伤寒沙门菌;PFGE结果表明这些菌株存在遗传多态性,并有优势菌株的存在。     

肠道沙门菌O:4(B)菌群脉冲场凝胶电泳分子分型

为了明确2010年食源性疾病监测中分离的肠道沙门菌O:4(B)菌群的PFGE分子型别,探讨其多态性及其与分子流行病学关系,我们将分离获得的29株O:4(B)血清型沙门菌进一步鉴定培养,挑取单个菌落增菌,供试菌株基因组DNA用限制性内切酶Xba Ⅰ消化酶切后进行脉冲场凝胶电泳分型,所得结果用Bionumerics5.1软件进行聚类分析.实验结果表明,根据电泳指纹图谱,可将29株肠道沙门菌O:4(B)菌群分为24个PFGE型别,菌株间的相似值在56.31%~100%之间,同一血清型别的沙门菌有多个PFGE型别.脉冲场凝胶电泳对O:4(B)群沙门菌有较高的分型能力,可有效的应用于食物中沙门菌溯源分析及分子流行病学研究.     

32株金黄色葡萄球菌分子分型及肠毒素分析

目的对辽宁省内2016-2018年分离出的食源性金黄色葡萄球菌采用脉冲场电泳(PFGE)和肠毒素分型进行分析,为今后公共卫生等领域提供技术保障。方法将32株金黄色葡萄球菌用限制性内切酶SmaI酶切以进行PFGE分析,并用BioNumerics(7.6版本)软件对分离株的指纹图谱进行聚类分析;用PCR方法对菌株进行肠毒素检测。结果 32株食源性金黄色葡萄球菌的PFGE图谱的相似性系数在26.8%~100.0%,经聚类分析得到31个PFGE型别。每株菌均携带1~3种毒力基因,其中每年携带SEH基因最多。结论金黄色葡萄球菌均可以用PFGE和PCR进行分型,都具有较好的分型能力,辨识度高,对菌株有很好的溯源性。     

辽宁省溶藻弧菌REP-PCR和 PFGE分子分型、耐药谱的研究

目的利用PFGE和REP-PCR两种分型方法对溶藻弧菌进行分子分型和亲缘关系的研究;并将两种分型方法进行对比,并结合对抗生素耐药试验结果对其关联性进行初步探讨。方法应用脉冲场凝胶电泳(PFGE)方法对辽宁省2017年食品中分离的39株溶藻弧菌进行分型,应用BN(7.6版本)软件分析同源性。以基因外重复回文序列(REP)为引物,对40株溶藻弧菌DNA进行扩增,得到DNA指纹图谱,并利用SPSS 13.0统计软件对DNA扩增图谱进行聚类分析,同时将两种聚类分析结果进行比较,并用肉汤稀释法测定对15种抗生素的耐药性。结果 PFGE和REP-PCR两种方法的聚类分析结果均可分出两种优势带型A型和B型,且包含的菌株一致。PFGE分型方法在一些菌株中出现的DNA条带更多更复杂一些,分辨力指数(DI)为0.974,REP-PCR分型方法的DI为0.936。溶藻弧菌对头孢唑啉耐药率最高达57.5%,其次是氨苄西林(20.0%)和红霉素(12.5%),三重耐药菌比例达12.5%。结论 PFGE和REP-PCR两种方法均可以对溶藻弧菌进行分型,且均具有较好的分型能力,分辨力和再现性都很好,但PFGE分型方法的分辨力更优于REP-PCR分子分型。耐药菌株间带型具有高度同源性,优势带型菌株易耐药。综上所述,PFGE和REP-PCR两种分子分型方法对于评估溶藻弧菌流行及分布规律均是有用的,并且分型结果是一致的,都可以对菌株间亲缘关系进行有效溯源,因此在溶藻弧菌所致疾病爆发流行时,在普遍缺乏昂贵的PFGE专业设备和昂贵的配套BN软件以及专业操作人员的实验室,可以应用REP-PCR方法和SPSS统计软件代替PFGE方法和BN软件对菌株进行快速有效溯源。     

Prevalence of Salmonella serotypes in environmental waters and their relationships with indicator organisms

The incidence of serotypes of Salmonella in three types of environmental water (sea, river and fresh reservoirs) from north-east Spain was investigated. The study was performed at specific sampling locations during the summer for a period of five years (1992–1996). A total of 823 strains were isolated and 55 different serotypes were identified, 42 were recovered from sea water, 32 from river water and 12 from freshwater reservoirs. The most frequently isolated serotypes coincided with those involved in clinical cases in the area studied. Salmonella enteritidis was the most common (111 isolates), it was found in all types of water, although most predominantly in sea water (16.1% of the isolates). This serotype, together with S. hadar, significantly increased in frequency during the five year study period. The most frequent serotypes in river water and freshwater reservoirs were S. virchow (9.5%) and S. mikawasima (23.8%) respectively. Significant differences were assessed in the indicator organism densities between the samples with serotypes of clinical significance (S. enteritidis, S. infantis, S. typhimurium, S. virchow and S. paratyphi B) and those without clinical significance. Therefore their presence in all environmental waters may be of epidemiological significance.     

Analysis of Salmonella enteritidis strains isolated from food-poisoning cases in Taiwan by pulsed field gel electrophoresis, plasmid profile and phage typing

AIMS: To establish the molecular typing data for Salmonella enteritidis due to its increasing role in Salmonella infections in Taiwan. METHODS AND RESULTS: Sixty-three Salm. enteritidis strains isolated from related and unrelated patients suffering from food-borne poisoning during 1991-97 were collected and subjected to pulsed field gel electrophoresis (PFGE), plasmid analysis and phage typing. For PFGE, XbaI, SpeI and NotI restriction enzymes were used for chromosomal DNA digestion. The results showed that, for these 63 Salmonella strains, 10 PFGE pattern combinations were found. Of these, pattern X3 S3 N3 was the major subtype, since 46 strains isolated from different locations at different times during 1991-97 showed this PFGE pattern. Plasmid analysis showed only three plasmid profiles and phage typing showed that most of the Salmonella strains were of the phage type PT4. CONCLUSION: Most of the Salm. enteritidis strains circulating in Taiwan are of very similar genetic types or are highly related and that strains of PFGE pattern X3 S3 N3 are the prevalent and recirculating strains of Salm. enteritidis which caused food-poisoning cases in Taiwan in 1991-97. SIGNIFICANCE AND IMPACT OF THE STUDY: This study provides information that in Salmonella infection, certain subtypes of Salm. enteritidis should be scrutinized.     

Phenotypic and molecular typing of Salmonella strains reveals different contamination sources in two commercial pig slaughterhouses

This study aimed to define the origin of Salmonella contamination on swine carcasses and the distribution of Salmonella serotypes in two commercial slaughterhouses during normal activity. Salmonellae were isolated from carcasses, from colons and mesenteric lymph nodes of individual pigs, and from the slaughterhouse environment. All strains were serotyped; Salmonella enterica serotype Typhimurium and Salmonella enterica serotype Derby isolates were additionally typed beyond the serotype level by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) and antibiotic resistance profiling (ARP); and a subset of 31 serotype Typhimurium strains were additionally phage typed. PFGE and ARP had the same discriminative possibility. Phage typing in combination with PFGE could give extra information for some strains. In one slaughterhouse, 21% of the carcasses were contaminated, reflecting a correlation with the delivery of infected pigs. Carcass contamination did not result only from infection of the corresponding pig; only 25% of the positive carcasses were contaminated with the same serotype or genotype found in the corresponding feces or mesenteric lymph nodes. In the other slaughterhouse, 70% of the carcasses were contaminated, and only in 4% was the same genotype or serotype detected as in the feces of the corresponding pigs. The other positive carcasses in both slaughterhouses were contaminated by genotypes present in the feces or lymph nodes of pigs slaughtered earlier that day or from dispersed sources in the environment. In slaughterhouses, complex contamination cycles may be present, resulting in the isolation of many different genotypes circulating in the environment due to the supply of positive animals and in the contamination of carcasses, probably through aerosols.     

Antimicrobial resistance of Salmonella spp. from pigs at slaughter in Spain in 1993 and 2001

AIM: To compare the incidence of antimicrobial resistance among Salmonella serotypes isolated in a pig slaughterhouse in Zaragoza (Spain) during 1993 and 2001. METHODS AND RESULTS: A total of 168 isolates representing 10 serotypes were examined by disc diffusion method using 17 antibiotics. Data showed that the majority of the strains were resistant to streptomycin (97%), sulfadiazine (93.4%) and tetracycline (83.3%). A large proportion of the collection was multidrug resistant (MDR, resistance to four or more antibiotics) with a greater incidence in 2001. The findings imply an increasing incidence of MDR amongst S. Typhimurium, and all S. Typhimurium-definitive phage type (DT) 104 isolates were resistant to ampicillin, chloramphenicol, streptomycin, sulphonamide and tetracycline (R-ACSSuT). This resistance phenotype had spread among other phage and serotypes. Salmonella Ohio was also a MDR serotype and this is not a serotype normally associated with drug resistance. CONCLUSIONS: A large proportion of the strains were MDR and this showed that pork products could be a potential vehicle of MDR Salmonella food-borne infections. SIGNIFICANCE AND IMPACT OF THE STUDY: The findings may have significant public health consequences and could contribute to the development of useful practices aimed at limiting the transmission of MDR Salmonella serotypes through the food chain.     

Clonal relations among Salmonella enteritidis phage type 3 outbreak isolates traced by DNA fingerprinting.

Isolates of Salmonella enteritidis PT3, a rare phage type, were recovered from patients and strains were isolated from an outbreak of gastroenteritis that occurred during the summer of 1997 in North-East Sardinia, Italy. To investigate possible clonal involvement in the outbreak and to evaluate the capacity to discriminate among S. enteritidis PT3 strains, a number of molecular typing methods including ribotyping with a mixture of PstI and SphI (PS-ribotyping), PFGE with endonuclease XbaI and RAPD typing with four arbitrary primers was used. The typical XbaI endonuclease generated PFGE pattern also explained the prevalence of highly clonal S. enteritidis PT3 strains in the outbreak and adjacent areas. RAPD fingerprinting with primers OPA 4, OPB 15, OPB17 and P1254 exhibited a single but unique RAPD profile among the outbreak strains from various sources that differed significantly from control strains. The results of this study showed that when an appropriately chosen set of primers is employed, RAPD fingerprinting can be used as an alternative, rapid, highly reproducible technique for tracing the clonal relations of S. enteritidis PT3, and can be more discriminatory than PFGE. Furthermore, this study revealed the possibility of PT3 causing outbreak.     

Slaughterhouse pigs are a major reservoir of Streptococcus suis serotype 2 capable of causing human infection in southern Vietnam

Streptococcus suis is a pathogen of major economic significance to the swine industry and is increasingly recognized as an emerging zoonotic agent in Asia. In Vietnam, S. suis is the leading cause of bacterial meningitis in adult humans. Zoonotic transmission is most frequently associated with serotype 2 strains and occupational exposure to pigs or consumption of infected pork. To gain insight into the role of pigs for human consumption as a reservoir for zoonotic infection in southern Vietnam, we determined the prevalence and diversity of S. suis carriage in healthy slaughterhouse pigs. Nasopharyngeal tonsils were sampled from pigs at slaughterhouses serving six provinces in southern Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City area from September 2006 to November 2007. Samples were screened by bacterial culture. Isolates of S. suis were serotyped and characterized by multi locus sequence typing (MLST) and pulse field gel electrophoresis (PFGE). Antibiotic susceptibility profiles and associated genetic resistance determinants, and the presence of putative virulence factors were determined. 41% (222/542) of pigs carried S. suis of one or multiple serotypes. 8% (45/542) carried S. suis serotype 2 which was the most common serotype found (45/317 strains, 14%). 80% of serotype 2 strains belonged to the MLST clonal complex 1,which was previously associated with meningitis cases in Vietnam and outbreaks of severe disease in China in 1998 and 2005. These strains clustered with representative strains isolated from patients with meningitis in PFGE analysis, and showed similar antimicrobial resistance and virulence factor profiles. Slaughterhouse pigs are a major reservoir of S. suis serotype 2 capable of causing human infection in southern Vietnam. Strict hygiene at processing facilities, and health education programs addressing food safety and proper handling of pork should be encouraged.     

Characterization of the RpoS status of clinical isolates of Salmonella enterica

The stationary-phase-inducible sigma factor, sigma(S) (RpoS), is the master regulator of the general stress response in Salmonella and is required for virulence in mice. rpoS mutants can frequently be isolated from highly passaged laboratory strains of Salmonella: We examined the rpoS status of 116 human clinical isolates of Salmonella, including 41 Salmonella enterica serotype Typhi strains isolated from blood, 38 S. enterica serotype Typhimurium strains isolated from blood, and 37 Salmonella serotype Typhimurium strains isolated from feces. We examined the abilities of these strains to produce the sigma(S) protein, to express RpoS-dependent catalase activity, and to resist to oxidative stress in the stationary phase of growth. We also carried out complementation experiments with a cloned wild-type rpoS gene. Our results showed that 15 of the 41 Salmonella serotype Typhi isolates were defective in RpoS. We sequenced the rpoS allele of 12 strains. This led to identification of small insertions, deletions, and point mutations resulting in premature stop codons or affecting regions 1 and 2 of sigma(S), showing that the rpoS mutations are not clonal. Thus, mutant rpoS alleles can be found in freshly isolated clinical strains of Salmonella serotype Typhi, and they may affect virulence properties. Interestingly however, no rpoS mutants were found among the 75 Salmonella serotype Typhimurium isolates. Strains that differed in catalase activity and resistance to hydrogen peroxide were found, but the differences were not linked to the rpoS status. This suggests that Salmonella serotype Typhimurium rpoS mutants are counterselected because rpoS plays a role in the pathogenesis of Salmonella serotype Typhimurium in humans or in the transmission cycle of the disease.     

Phenotypic and Molecular Typing of Salmonella Strains Reveals Different Contamination Sources in Two Commercial Pig Slaughterhouses

This study aimed to define the origin of Salmonella contamination on swine carcasses and the distribution of Salmonella serotypes in two commercial slaughterhouses during normal activity. Salmonellae were isolated from carcasses, from colons and mesenteric lymph nodes of individual pigs, and from the slaughterhouse environment. All strains were serotyped; Salmonella enterica serotype Typhimurium and Salmonella enterica serotype Derby isolates were additionally typed beyond the serotype level by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) and antibiotic resistance profiling (ARP); and a subset of 31 serotype Typhimurium strains were additionally phage typed. PFGE and ARP had the same discriminative possibility. Phage typing in combination with PFGE could give extra information for some strains. In one slaughterhouse, 21% of the carcasses were contaminated, reflecting a correlation with the delivery of infected pigs. Carcass contamination did not result only from infection of the corresponding pig; only 25% of the positive carcasses were contaminated with the same serotype or genotype found in the corresponding feces or mesenteric lymph nodes. In the other slaughterhouse, 70% of the carcasses were contaminated, and only in 4% was the same genotype or serotype detected as in the feces of the corresponding pigs. The other positive carcasses in both slaughterhouses were contaminated by genotypes present in the feces or lymph nodes of pigs slaughtered earlier that day or from dispersed sources in the environment. In slaughterhouses, complex contamination cycles may be present, resulting in the isolation of many different genotypes circulating in the environment due to the supply of positive animals and in the contamination of carcasses, probably through aerosols.