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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.6.2009.tde-26082009-143958
Document
Author
Full name
Suzete Contrera de Moura Pedro
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2009
Supervisor
Committee
Matte, Maria Helena (President)
Baldassi, Lucia
Franzolin, Marcia Regina
Razzolini, Maria Tereza Pepe
Sato, Maria Inês Zanoli
Title in Portuguese
Determinação de grupos filogenéticos e pesquisa de genes de virulência em isolados de Escherichia coli obtidos de amostras de queijo Minas
Keywords in Portuguese
Escherichia coli enteropatogênica
Fatores de Virulência
Grupos Filogenéticos
Queijo Minas
Saúde Pública
Abstract in Portuguese
Introdução. A pesquisa de Escherichia coli em alimentos é relevante para a Saúde Pública porque indica a contaminação fecal e a qualidade do produto oferecido ao consumidor. A determinação do grupo filogenético e de fatores de virulência de E. coli permite identificar a existência de cepas patogênicas que poderiam causar doença. Objetivos: Determinar o grupo filogenético e fatores de virulência de isolados de E. coli pertencentes aos patotipos ETEC, EIEC, EPEC, STEC e EAEC usando métodos moleculares, obtidos de amostras de queijo Minas, discutir a presença dos patotipos nas amostras e o significado para Saúde Pública. Métodos. 250 isolados de Escherichia coli provenientes de 10 amostras de queijo Minas foram utilizados para a realização do estudo. O DNA genômico foi extraído e neste foi realizado a reação de PCR multiplex. Resultados. Os resultados demonstraram que dos 250 isolados, 93,2% foi classificado como grupo filogenético A, 3,2% como B1, 2,8% como B2 e 0,8% como D. Dos 250 isolados estudados, em 96,8% (242) foram encontrados fatores de virulência, sendo 91,6% de marcadores para ETEC, 0,4% para EPEC e 4,8% para EAEC. Conclusões. Houve predominância de fatores de virulência do patotipo ETEC e do grupo filogenético A. A presença de fatores de virulência indica que as amostras de queijo estavam contaminadas e poderiam causar doença, evidenciando a necessidade de medidas de controle efetivas por parte das autoridades sanitárias, bem como campanhas educativas
Title in English
Determination of phylogenetic groups and search of virulence genes in isolated Escherichia coli from Minas cheese samples
Keywords in English
Enteropathogenic Escherichia coli
Minas Cheese
Phylogenetic Group
Public Health
Virulence Factors
Abstract in English
Introduction. The search of Escherichia coli in foods is relevant for the Public Health because it indicates the fecal contamination and the product quality offered to the consumer. The determination of phylogenetic group and virulence factors of E. coli, allows the identification of the existence of pathogenic strains that could cause disease. Objectives: Determine the phylogenetic group and the pathogenic of Escherichia coli belonging to the patotipos isolated occurrence ETEC, EIEC, EPEC, STEC and EAEC using molecular methods obtained from Minas cheese samples, to discuss the presence of the patotipos in the samples and the meaning for Public Health. Methods. 250 isolates of Escherichia coli from 10 Minas cheese samples was used for the accomplishment of the study. Genomic DNA was extracted and in this the multiplex reaction PCR was accomplished. Results. The results demonstrated that the isolates 250, 93.2% were classified as phylogenetic group A, 3.2% as B1, 2.8% as B2 and 0.8% as D. Of the isolates 250 studied, in 96.8% (242) were found virulence factors, being 91.6% of markers for ETEC, 0.4% for EPEC and 4.8% for EAEC. Conclusions. There was predominance to virulence factors of the patotipo ETEC and the phylogenetic group A. The presence of virulence factors indicates that the cheese samples were contaminated and they could cause disease, 11 put in evidence the need of effective control measures on the part of the sanitary authorities, as well as educational campaigns.
 
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