Retrospective Study of Isolated in the Territory of Inner Eurasia from 1947 to 1999

Overview

Journal Pathogens

Date 2019 Oct 17

PMID 31614553

Citations 7

Authors

Ekaterina K Psareva

Irina Yu Egorova

Elena A Liskova

Irina V Razheva

Nadezda A Gladkova

Elena V Sokolova

Eugene A Potemkin

Pavel A Zhurilov

Tatyana V Mikhaleva

Andrei A Blokhin

Yaroslava M Chalenko

Denis V Kolbasov

Svetlana A Ermolaeva

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Abstract

Listeriosis is one of the most significant humans and animals foodborne infectious diseases. Here, we characterized 48 strains isolated in the territory of inner Eurasia during the second half of the 20th century. A total of 23 strains (52.3%) were susceptible to the nine antibiotics tested, 30.43%, 15.22%, and 8.7% were resistant penicillin G, ampicillin, and enrofloxacin, respectively. We applied the multilocus sequence typing (MLST) scheme to determine the phylogenetic positions of the strains. All but one strain belonged to the II phylogenetic lineage, and the majority of the strains belonged to one of the previously described clonal complexes (СCs). More than 60% of the strains belonged to the clonal complex CC7 that prevailed among all sources, including cattle (58%), small ruminants (64%), rodents (71%), and humans (50%). Further, CC7, CC101, and CC124 were found among human isolates. The MLST scheme was supplemented with virulence gene analysis. In total, eight , six , and six allelic variants were found, and all but one strain carried one of the two alleles. Most strains (62.5%) belonged to the same multivirulence locus sequence typing (MvLST) type, which includes CC7, allele 4, allele 14, allele 6, and allele 8.

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