牛源多杀性巴氏杆菌的分离与初步鉴定

【目的】本研究旨在对引起犊牛呼吸道综合征的多杀性巴氏杆菌进行分离鉴定,分析其亲缘关系和毒力基因的分布情况。【方法】收集2017年8月至2018年4月疑似患有犊牛呼吸道综合征的病牛鼻拭子进行细菌分离培养,对菌落形态和染色疑似巴氏杆菌的菌株进行16S rRNA测序和血清型鉴定,选择巴氏杆菌7类23种毒力基因,筛查临床分离株的毒力基因的分布。【结果】从8个省份的237份病料中分离出31株多杀性巴氏杆菌,分离率为13.1%。16S rRNA测序分析表明31株A型多杀性巴氏杆菌属于同一亚群,其序列同源性与中国分离株HB01以及国外分离株USDA-ARS-USMARC-60712、USDA-ARS-USMARC-60214、ATCC 43137以及36950亲缘关系较近。对分离出的31株A型多杀性巴氏杆菌的7类共23种毒力基因鉴定,结果显示31株多杀性巴氏杆菌所携带的毒力因子大多分布在17–19个,且集中度较高。【结论】A型多杀性巴氏杆菌为犊牛呼吸道综合症的主要流行血清型,通过对多杀性巴氏杆菌的临床分离株进化树和毒力基因分析,内蒙古、黑龙江、新疆、山西以及河北的7株分离株进化来源于同一分支,且均缺失毒力基因tadD和hgbA及携带毒力基因hsf-1,提示着其亲缘关系可能与其携带的特定毒力基因存在一定相关性。该研究为犊牛呼吸道综合征的病原学调查和多杀性巴氏杆菌流行病学调查提供了参考数据。     

多杀性巴氏杆菌抗原的研究进展

多杀性巴氏杆菌在自然界分布广泛,是畜、禽、野生动物及人类的一种共患性病原,可以在同种和不同种的动物间传播,并引起多种畜禽巴氏杆菌病,本文就多杀性巴氏杆菌的抗原成分进行概述。     

一株兔源A型多杀性巴氏杆菌的分离鉴定和全基因组测序及分析

【背景】多杀性巴氏杆菌可导致猪肺疫、牛出血性败血症和兔出血性败血症等多种疾病,严重威胁多种动物畜牧养殖业的健康发展。【目的】重庆某兔场送检一批病死兔,为研究其病原和治疗方法,对病原进行了微生物分离和全基因组测序分析。【方法】从2022年重庆某兔场送检兔病料中进行细菌分离纯化、生化试验、16S rRNA基因鉴定、荚膜血清型分型、药敏试验和毒力基因检测,同时通过全基因组测序结果进行毒力、耐药基因注释和遗传进化等分子生物学信息分析。【结果】该菌为兔源A:ST74多杀性巴氏杆菌,命名为LXSS001,基因组序列上传到NCBI数据库(登录号为CP119523.1),药敏试验显示该菌对四环素、杆菌肽、复方新诺明和磺胺异恶唑耐药,对头孢噻肟、头孢哌酮和丁胺卡那等药物敏感。全基因组长度为2 480 671 bp,并注释到了58个毒力基因和9类药物的靶向抗药基因。通过联合建树表明其与3480株一致性最高。【结论】本研究完成了一株A型多杀性巴氏杆菌的分离鉴定和全基因组测序,并揭示了其与国内外其他分离株的进化关系,为多杀性巴氏杆菌的后续研究提供了参考依据。     

一株羊源A型多杀性巴氏杆菌的全基因组测序及生物学特性分析

[背景] 多杀性巴氏杆菌（Pasteurella multocida,Pm）是一种革兰氏阴性菌,可引起动物和人类的呼吸道疾病和败血症等。本实验室前期分离鉴定一株A型Pm HN02菌株。[目的] 通过对HN02菌株的全基因组测序及生物信息学分析,扩充多杀性巴氏杆菌的基因组数据库信息;通过毒力基因鉴定和系统进化树分析,明确该菌株含有的毒力基因和遗传进化关系,为临床预防和诊断提供理论依据。[方法] 使用单分子实时测序（Single Molecule Real Time Sequencing,SMRT）技术对Pm HN02菌株进行全基因组测序,利用Illumina测序校正后进行基因功能注释和生物信息学分析。使用PCR鉴定菌株毒力基因,并构建进化树进行分析。[结果] Pm HN02菌株全基因组大小为2 333 292 bp,GC含量为40.15mol%,预测到的编码基因有2 389个,包含19个rRNA （6个23S rRNA、6个16S rRNA、7个5S rRNA）、62个tRNA基因、5个sRNA;含84个串联重复序列、66个小卫星DNA、2个微卫星DNA、9个基因岛、9个前噬菌体;分别有1 648、2 190和1 917个基因注释在GO、KEGG和COG数据库中,而且大部分富集于Pm的代谢过程;还有85个III型分泌系统效应蛋白、191个表型突变基因、165个毒力因子相关基因。根据分析结果绘制该菌株的全基因组圈图,并将基因组信息提交至NCBI后获得登录号cp037865。PCR鉴定发现该菌株含有fimA、toxA等14个毒力基因,缺失了tadD等毒力基因。系统进化树分析发现该菌株同北京的Pm3菌株（MH150895.1）进化关系最接近。[结论] 研究完成了A型Pm HN02株的全基因组测序和生物学特性鉴定,揭示了其同国内外Pm分离株的进化关系,为预防Pm疾病流行和探索Pm致病机制提供了参考。     

多杀性巴氏杆菌分子分型方法简述

多杀性巴氏杆菌是一种能感染多种动物甚至是人的重要革兰氏阴性病原菌。目前临床上用于多杀性巴氏杆菌诊断的分型方法主要包括血清学分型方法和分子分型方法。其中血清学分型方法主要基于免疫学实验技术建立,操作过程繁琐,技术要求高,工作量大,不适用于临床上大规模快速开展多杀性巴氏杆菌流行病学调查的需要;而基于分子生物学手段建立的分子分型方法相对于传统的血清学分型方法而言具有快速、简单、灵敏、灵活等特点,特别是某些分子分型方法与传统的分型方法形成了较为精确的对应关系,因而在临床上得到了广泛的应用。目前适用于临床上开展多杀性巴氏杆菌分离鉴定的分子分型方法主要包括多重PCR方法及多位点序列分型法(MLST),其中多重PCR方法又包括基于荚膜编码区及脂多糖外核编码簇建立的PCR方法。本文将重点就这3种常用的多杀性巴氏杆菌分子分型方法进行综述,介绍其建立原理、实现手段以及各自的优缺点,为临床上开展多杀性巴氏杆菌的流行病学调查特别是分子流行病学调查提供参考。     

多杀性巴氏杆菌aroA基因缺失突变株的构建及鉴定

【目的】构建多杀性巴氏杆菌aroA基因缺失突变株,并验证其致病性。【方法】采用正向筛选同源重组技术构建多杀性巴氏杆菌aroA基因缺失突变株,利用PCR对突变株进行鉴定,分析其遗传稳定性、生长特性和致病性。【结果】成功构建多杀性巴氏杆菌aroA基因缺失突变株,连续传代20代,遗传稳定;突变株体外生长曲线表明,在前6h生长速度稍慢于亲本菌,随后两者生长速度一致。对小鼠的致病性试验表明:经腹腔注射aroA基因缺失突变株在1.0×106 CFU对小鼠无致死性,而亲本菌株在1.0×102 CFU对小鼠是致死性的。【结论】本研究获得多杀性巴氏杆菌aroA基因缺失突变株,对小鼠的致病性是减弱的。多杀性巴氏杆菌突变株的构建有助于研究其致病机理。     

抗多杀性巴氏杆菌植物乳杆菌细菌素的生物学特性研究

目的 针对多杀性巴氏杆菌耐药性不断增强的情况,寻找替抗产品。方法 使用MRS培养基分离酸菜中的乳酸菌菌株,采用16S rRNA基因测序鉴定分离菌株。对分离菌株进行发酵培养,研究其无菌发酵上清液对酶的敏感性、热稳定性、酸碱稳定性和其抑菌谱。结果 分离得到了1株优势乳酸菌YWH-4,经过16S rRNA基因测序鉴定该菌株为植物乳杆菌。植物乳杆菌YWH-4发酵上清液对胃蛋白酶具有高敏感性,推测其发酵上清液中具有抗菌活性物质细菌素。该细菌素具有良好的热稳定性,经100℃处理2 h后仍有较强抑菌活性;具有酸碱稳定性,在pH值3.0～5.0之间保持良好抑菌活性。结论 植物乳杆菌YWH-4所产细菌素对多杀性巴氏杆菌具有良好的抗菌活性。     

禽多杀性巴氏杆菌C48-3株外膜蛋白H的致病作用

目的:探讨禽多杀性巴氏杆菌外膜蛋白H(OmpH)的致病作用。方法:用大肠杆菌表达系统表达强毒株C48-3的重组蛋白OmpH,亲和层析法纯化N端带有6个组氨酸标签的重组OmpH,通过皮下注射兔制备抗OmpH抗血清,用生物学功能实验比较野生株C48-3、突变株ΔompH和互补株C48-3C的粘附能力、血清抵抗性和抗吞噬作用。结果:与野生株和互补株相比,突变株对CEF细胞的粘附能力显著降低,而抗OmpH抗体显著抑制野生株和互补株对CEF细胞的粘附,但该抗血清不影响突变株的粘附能力。野生株和互补株在鸡血清中的存活率显著高于突变株,但灭活鸡血清处理不影响它们的存活率。小鼠腹腔巨噬细胞对突变株的吞噬能力显著高于野生株和互补株,而抗OmpH抗体增强巨噬细胞对野生株和互补株的吞噬能力,但该抗体不影响巨噬细胞对突变株的吞噬能力。结论:OmpH是禽巴氏杆菌的致病因子,它在该菌对宿主的感染与致病过程中发挥重要的作用。     

A minimal medium for growth of Pasteurella multocida

Abstract We developed a minimal medium supporting the growth of both toxigenic and nontoxigenic strains of Pasteurella multocida to optical densities of > 0.5 (600 nm ). P. multocida P1059 (ATCC 15742), one of a number of strains which can cause fowl cholera, was used as the model strain in this study. The medium was composed of 17 ingredients including cysteine, glutamic acid, leucine, methionine, inorganic salts, nicotinamide, pantothenate, thiamine, and an energy source. Leucine was not required for growth but was stimulatory, and thiamine could be replaced by adenine. An additional 46 strains of P. multocida were tested, and 40 out of 46 (87%) strains grew as well as strain P1059 through a minimum of 10 serial transfers. P. multocida toxin (PMT) was produced when cells of a known toxigenic strain (P4261) were cultivated in the minimal medium. No growth of Pasteurella haemolytica or Pasteurella trehalosi strains was observed in this minimal medium.     

Cloning and expression of the dermonecrotic toxin gene of Pasteurella multocida ssp. multocida in Echerichia coli

A DNA library of Pasteurella multocida ssp. multocida strain CVI 47459 was constructed in the Lambda GEM-11 vector. Recombinant clones that encoded dermonecrotic toxin (DNT) were identified immunologically with antiserum raised against purified DNT. By comparing the DNA restriction maps of the immunoreactive recombinants, we located the DNT gene. Hybridization studies with 10 strains of P. multocida ssp. multocida suggested that strains that do not produce the DNT do not contain sequences homologous to the DNT gene.     

Pili of Pasteurella multocida of porcine origin

Abstract Using electron microscopy, pili with at least two distinct morphologies were observed on strains of Pasteurella multocida isolated from pigs with atrophic rhinitis. Rigid pili were found on 60–80% of all cells observed. These pili had a strong tendency to lie flat along the side of the outer cell membrane of P. multocida and as a result frequently were difficult to see. After growth in vitro, piliated P. multocida cells produced few pili (approx. 3–5 per cell). Heavily piliated cells were occasionally observed. The second type of pili were curly and also were difficult to visualize. Cells from cultures containing piliated cells failed to attach to red blood cells and to immobilized mucus.     

Molecular diversity of porcine and human isolates of Pasteurella multocida

Aims: To examine the variability among Pasteurella multocida strains isolated from pigs (nasal, tonsil and lung specimens) and humans in France. Methods and Results: The genetic diversity of 117 French isolates of P. multocida, obtained from pigs (n = 101) and humans (n = 16) and three reference strains, was evaluated by pulsed‐field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) after macrorestriction with ApaI. Sixty‐four patterns were detected. The genetic relationships revealed five clusters (Aa1, Aa2, Aa3, Ab and B). The pig isolates obtained from pneumonic lungs and nasal cavities were clustered in groups Ab and Aa1, respectively (P < 0·05). Up to four different PFGE patterns were detected in the same farm. Isolates producing dermonecrotic toxins were clustered only in group Aa1, suggesting that the toxigenic isolates were more genetically homogenous than the others. Conversely, cluster Aa3 was significantly associated with human isolates even if the human isolates are spread over most of the clusters. Conclusions: Pasteurella multocida strains were genetically diverse, but pig and human isolates were significantly clustered in distinct phylogenetic groups. Significance and Impact of the Study: The discrimination index was >0·95 in both populations of human and pig isolates. Therefore, ApaI‐PFGE seems to be a useful tool for epidemiological tracing of P. multocida infections.     

Identification of a truncated, but functionally active tet(H) tetracycline resistance gene in Pasteurella aerogenes and Pasteurella multocida

Molecular analysis of Pasteurella isolates of animal origin for plasmid-encoded tetracycline resistance genes identified a common tet(H)-carrying plasmid of 5.5 kbp in a single isolate of Pasteurella aerogenes and six isolates of Pasteurella multocida. This plasmid carried a truncated Tn5706 element in which one of the IS elements, IS1596, was lost completely and of the other, IS1597, only a relic of 84 bp was left. Sequencing of the resistance gene region and the flanking areas revealed the presence of a deletion in the 3' end of the tet(H) gene which shortened the tet(H) reading frame by 24 bp. The amino acid sequence of the respective TetH protein comprised only 392 amino acids. Despite this deletion, the tet(H) gene conferred high level tetracycline resistance not only to the original Pasteurella isolates but also to the respective Escherichia coli JM107 and C600 transformants as confirmed by MIC determination. The deletion was probably the result from recombinational events. Two possible recombination sites involved in the deletion of tet(H) and that of IS1597 were identified. Macrorestriction analysis of the Pasteurella isolates carrying plasmid pPAT1 confirmed horizontal and vertical transfer of this plasmid.     

The capsule biosynthetic locus of Pasteurella multocida A:1

Pasteurella multocida is the aetiological agent of fowl cholera, bovine haemorrhagic septicaemia and atrophie rhinitis in pigs. Many strains of P. multocida express a capsule on their surface. However, nothing is known about the capsule biosynthetic locus in P. multocida although the capsule has been implicated as a virulence factor. The entire capsule locus of P. multocida A:1 was cloned and sequenced. The locus is divided into three regions. Region 1 comprises four ORFs which are involved in the transport of the capsule polysaccharide to the surface. Region 2 comprises five ORFs whose postulated protein products are involved in the biosynthesis of the polysaccharide capsule. Region 3 comprises two ORFs whose postulated products show similarity to proteins that are involved in the phospholipid substitution of the polysaccharide capsule.     

Characterisation of a Pasteurella multocida esterase gene which confers a hemolytic phenotype in Escherichia coli under anaerobic conditions

Investigation of the hemolytic phenotype under anaerobic growth conditions of an avian Pasteurella multocida strain, PBA100, resulted in the identification and characterisation of a gene encoding an esterase enzyme, mesA, that conferred a hemolytic phenotype in Escherichia coli under anaerobic conditions. MesA appeared to be expressed and functional under anaerobic and aerobic conditions in both E. coli and P. multocida. A P. multocida mesA mutant was generated which resulted in the loss of acetyl esterase activity under anaerobic conditions. However, this mutation did not cause any attenuation of virulence for mice nor a detectable change to the anaerobic hemolytic phenotype of P. multocida. In E. coli MesA appeared to cause hemolysis indirectly by the induction of the latent E. coli K-12 cytolysin, sheA.