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Identities and presence of virulence genes in Shiga toxin-producing <t> Escherichia coli </t> (STECs) isolated from different ecosystems over 2 years from the Nijkerk cattle farm.
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Identities and presence of virulence genes in Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STECs) isolated from different ecosystems over 2 years from the Nijkerk cattle farm.

Journal: Frontiers in Microbiology

Article Title: Circulation of Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia coli Phylogenetic Group B1 Strains Between Calve Stable Manure and Pasture Land With Grazing Heifers

doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2020.01355

Figure Lengend Snippet: Identities and presence of virulence genes in Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STECs) isolated from different ecosystems over 2 years from the Nijkerk cattle farm.

Article Snippet: The observed inconsistence in “stoichiometry” between the screened virulence genes was obvious in grass shoot and rhizosphere soil DNA extracts, and this may be related to the relatively higher selectivity of the CHROMagar TM O157 medium for serotype O157:H7 over non-O157 STECs , but also may be related to the fact that phage DNA containing stx 2 genes were co-extracted with bacterial DNA from soil and plant samples.

Techniques: Isolation

Maximum likelihood phylogenetic comparison of 35 STECs from different ecosystems on the Nijkerk cattle farm and 15 E. coli / Escherichia fergusonii strains. The tree was rooted using E. fergusonii (ATCC35469) as outgroup. Phylogenetic relationships between E. coli strains were inferred by making use of 10 concatenated household genes ( adk , fum C, glp K, gyr B, icd , lys A, mdh , met G, pur A, and rec A) with 1,000 bootstrap iterations. Relevant phylogenetic groups (A, B1, B2, D, E, and F) are indicated in the tree. Reference strain abbreviations: HS, O9:H4 strain HS; K12, O16:H48 K12 strain MG1655; O104, O104:H4 strain 2011C-3493; 55989, O104:H4 strain 55989; O103, O103:H2 strain 12009; SE11, O173:H4 strain SE11; O26, O26:H11 strain 11368; O111, O111:H8 strain 11128; IAI1, O8:H9 strain IAI1; SE15, O150:H5 strain SE15; UT189, O18:H7 strain UT189; UMNO26, O17:H18 strain UMN026; O157, O157:H7 Sakai strain; IAI39, O7:H45 strain IAI39; E. fergusonii , E. fergusonii ATCC35469.

Journal: Frontiers in Microbiology

Article Title: Circulation of Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia coli Phylogenetic Group B1 Strains Between Calve Stable Manure and Pasture Land With Grazing Heifers

doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2020.01355

Figure Lengend Snippet: Maximum likelihood phylogenetic comparison of 35 STECs from different ecosystems on the Nijkerk cattle farm and 15 E. coli / Escherichia fergusonii strains. The tree was rooted using E. fergusonii (ATCC35469) as outgroup. Phylogenetic relationships between E. coli strains were inferred by making use of 10 concatenated household genes ( adk , fum C, glp K, gyr B, icd , lys A, mdh , met G, pur A, and rec A) with 1,000 bootstrap iterations. Relevant phylogenetic groups (A, B1, B2, D, E, and F) are indicated in the tree. Reference strain abbreviations: HS, O9:H4 strain HS; K12, O16:H48 K12 strain MG1655; O104, O104:H4 strain 2011C-3493; 55989, O104:H4 strain 55989; O103, O103:H2 strain 12009; SE11, O173:H4 strain SE11; O26, O26:H11 strain 11368; O111, O111:H8 strain 11128; IAI1, O8:H9 strain IAI1; SE15, O150:H5 strain SE15; UT189, O18:H7 strain UT189; UMNO26, O17:H18 strain UMN026; O157, O157:H7 Sakai strain; IAI39, O7:H45 strain IAI39; E. fergusonii , E. fergusonii ATCC35469.

Article Snippet: The observed inconsistence in “stoichiometry” between the screened virulence genes was obvious in grass shoot and rhizosphere soil DNA extracts, and this may be related to the relatively higher selectivity of the CHROMagar TM O157 medium for serotype O157:H7 over non-O157 STECs , but also may be related to the fact that phage DNA containing stx 2 genes were co-extracted with bacterial DNA from soil and plant samples.

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