IngentaConnect Effects of plasmid curing on antibiotic susceptibility, phage typ...

Authors: Idot çgen B.; Gürakan G.C.; Özcengiz G.

Source: Food Microbiology, Volume 18, Number 6, December 2001 , pp. 631-635(5)

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Abstract:

Five different Salmonella isolates (four Salmonella enteritidis and one Salmonella havana) of human, chicken or egg origin which all expressed smooth lipopolysaccharide were subjected to plasmid curing. Upon this treatment, four isolates lost at least one of their resident plasmids while all five isolates became rough in their LPS profiles. Two of the S. enteritidis isolates, CA13 and CE7, were found to convert phage types (PTs) as well. The phage type conversion in CA13 from PT6 to PT21 was found to be accompanied by the loss of a 19·0-MDa plasmid as well as the loss of sulbactam ampicillin and tetracycline resistance. The change in the PTs of the strain CE7 from PT20a to the PT20 variant was accompanied by the loss of two plasmids of 10·9 and 1·45 MDa. Outer membrane protein (OMP) type change occurred only in the isolate CA13, which lost an OMP of 27·2 kDa. The strains, CA13 and CE7, retained their high molecular weight plasmid (36 MDa), which has been very commonly found (77 of 82) among local S. enteritidis isolates. Copyright 2001 Academic Press.

Language: English

Document Type: Research article

Affiliations: Department of Biotechnology, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, 06531, Turkey:

Effects of plasmid curing on antibiotic susceptibility, phage type, lipopoly saccharide and outer membrane protein profiles in local Salmonella isolates