Resistência a antimicrobianos em Staphylococus aureus isolados de gado de leite
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2008-02-28
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Universidade Federal de Viçosa
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A diversidade genética entre linhagens de Staphylococcus aureus isoladas de casos de mastite bovina da Zona na Mata Mineira e os seus principais modelos de resistência à penicilina, oxacilina, ampicilina e tilosina foram estudados. A análise filogenética dos isolados foi conduzida após amplificação e sequenciamento de regiões de DNA que codificam rRNA 16S, comparando-se sequências dos isolados com as seqüências correspondentes em S. aureus provenientes de casos clínicos humanos depositadas no GeneBank. A caracterização da resistência dos isolados foi feita pela determinação da concentração inibitória mínima (CIM). A presença dos genes blaZ, mecA e ermC foi detectada por amplificação por PCR com primers específicos. As sequências de rRNA 16S de S. aureus provenientes de casos de mastite clínica, subclínica e crônica de diferentes localidades da Zona da Mata Mineira demonstraram diversidade entre os isolados. Dois dos nove isolados de mastite bovina subclínica distinguem-se dos outros por mostrarem-se filogeneticamente mais próximos a uma das linhagens de origem humana do que às outras sete linhagens bovinas. Os isolados provenientes de vacas com mastite clínica separam-se nitidamente dos isolados de origem clínica humana. Isolados de casos de mastite crônica oriundos do mesmo rebanho apresentam grande proximidade entre si e agrupam-se com S. aureus originado de espécimes clínicos humanos. Entre os isolados, 48% mostram-se sensíveis aos antimicrobianos ampicilina e penicilina e 97% mostraram-se sensíveis a oxacilina. As presenças dos genes blaZ e mecA foram detectadas em 16% e 13% nos 31 isolados estudados, respectivamente. Entre os isolados resistentes a ampicilina e penicilina, 31% e 25%, apresentaram o gene blaZ e mecA, respectivamente. O isolado 226/C, proveniente de mastite bovina clínica, foi caracterizado como MRSA. Dos isolados estudados, 6,45% apresentaram resistência à tilosina. e somente o isolado 247/R, proveniente de mastite bovina crônica apresentou o gene ermC. A análise das sequências dos genes blaZ de cinco isolados estudados mostrou que existe uma distância filogenética entre eles e o blaZ de S. aureus de origem humana. As diferenças observadas entre as sequências do gene ermC em isolados de diferentes casos de mastite indicam uma grande diversidade genética entre os genes ermC. Constata-se diversidade genética entre isolados de S.aureus provenientes de vacas com mastite na zona da Mata Mineira, bem como diversidade entre os modelos e entre os genes de resistência a antimicrobianos.
The genetic diversity among Staphylococcus aureus strains isolated from bovine mastitis cases in the Zona da Mata Region, Minas Gerais, Brazil, was studied along with the strains resistance to penicillin, oxacillin, amipicillin and also to tylosin. DNA amplification and sequecing of the 16S rRNA encoding region were performed for phylogenetic analysis. Antimicrobial resistance profiles were determined by Minimal Inhibitory Concentration measurements (MIC). The genes blaZ and mecA, confering resistance to β-lactams, and the gene ermC, confering resistance to macrolide, were detected by PCR amplification with specific primers. 16S rDNA sequences originated from S. aureus isolated from cows with clinical, subclinical or chronic mastitis in different regions of Zona da Mata displayed genetic diversity among themselves as demonstrated by nucleotide alignment and reconstruction of phylogenetic trees. Two of the nine bovine isolates from subclinical mastitis displayed closer relatedness with S. aureus originated from human clinical specimens than to the others of bovine origin. Strains isolated from cows with chronic mastitis were less related to S. aureus originated from human clinical specimens. Strains from crhonic mastitis originated from the same herd are phylogenetically very close and also group with S. aureus from human origin. Among all the strains, 48% were sensitive to ampicillin and penicillin, 97% were sensitive to oxacillin. The genes blaZ and mecA were present in 16% and 13%, respectively, among the 31 strains. Among strains resistant to ampicillin and penicillin, 31% and 25%, presented blaZ and mecA, respectively. S. aureus 226/C, originating from clinical mastitis, was determined to have the MRSA phenotype. Only 6,5% were resistant to tylosin and only one S. aureus strain, 247/R isolated from chronic mastitis, presented the ermC gene. Phylogenetic analysis of the blaZ sequences revealed close relatedness among all the strains from the region; however a difference from the human originated S. aureus was observed. The genes ermC found and sequenced are also different. Genetic diversity was thus demonstred among S. aureus strains isolated from cows with mastitis and among the prevalent antimicrobial resistance genes.
The genetic diversity among Staphylococcus aureus strains isolated from bovine mastitis cases in the Zona da Mata Region, Minas Gerais, Brazil, was studied along with the strains resistance to penicillin, oxacillin, amipicillin and also to tylosin. DNA amplification and sequecing of the 16S rRNA encoding region were performed for phylogenetic analysis. Antimicrobial resistance profiles were determined by Minimal Inhibitory Concentration measurements (MIC). The genes blaZ and mecA, confering resistance to β-lactams, and the gene ermC, confering resistance to macrolide, were detected by PCR amplification with specific primers. 16S rDNA sequences originated from S. aureus isolated from cows with clinical, subclinical or chronic mastitis in different regions of Zona da Mata displayed genetic diversity among themselves as demonstrated by nucleotide alignment and reconstruction of phylogenetic trees. Two of the nine bovine isolates from subclinical mastitis displayed closer relatedness with S. aureus originated from human clinical specimens than to the others of bovine origin. Strains isolated from cows with chronic mastitis were less related to S. aureus originated from human clinical specimens. Strains from crhonic mastitis originated from the same herd are phylogenetically very close and also group with S. aureus from human origin. Among all the strains, 48% were sensitive to ampicillin and penicillin, 97% were sensitive to oxacillin. The genes blaZ and mecA were present in 16% and 13%, respectively, among the 31 strains. Among strains resistant to ampicillin and penicillin, 31% and 25%, presented blaZ and mecA, respectively. S. aureus 226/C, originating from clinical mastitis, was determined to have the MRSA phenotype. Only 6,5% were resistant to tylosin and only one S. aureus strain, 247/R isolated from chronic mastitis, presented the ermC gene. Phylogenetic analysis of the blaZ sequences revealed close relatedness among all the strains from the region; however a difference from the human originated S. aureus was observed. The genes ermC found and sequenced are also different. Genetic diversity was thus demonstred among S. aureus strains isolated from cows with mastitis and among the prevalent antimicrobial resistance genes.
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Mastite, Resistência, Antimicrobianos, Staphylococus aureus, Mastitis, Resistance, Antimicrobial, Staphylococus aureus
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SILVA, Carla Cilene Matos. Antimicrobial resistance in Staphylococus aureus
isolated from dairy cattle. 2008. 5 f. Tese (Doutorado em Associações micorrízicas; Bactérias láticas e probióticos; Biologia molecular de fungos de interesse) - Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Viçosa, 2008.