Microorganisms,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
9(5), С. 947 - 947
Опубликована: Апрель 27, 2021
Clinical
salmonellosis
has
been
increasing
significantly
in
Brazil
recent
years.
A
total
of
130
outbreaks
distributed
among
10
swine-producing
states
were
investigated.
One
representative
Salmonella
isolate
from
each
outbreak
was
characterized
through
serotyping,
antimicrobial
resistance
profiles,
PFGE,
and
WGS.
From
outbreaks:
50
enteric,
48
septicemic,
17
cases
as
hepato-biliary
invasive,
13
nodal
two
not
classified.
The
most
prevalent
serovars
a
monophasic
variant
S.
typhimurium
(55/130),
Choleraesuis
(46/130),
Typhimurium
(14/130).
Most
the
strains
(86.92%)
demonstrated
high
rate
multi-drug
resistance.
identification
major
clonal
group
several
Brazilian
sharing
same
genes
suggested
that
these
closely
related.
Six
this
sequenced,
revealing
ST-145
11
to
47
different
SNPs.
detected
plasmid
type
showed
multiple
marker
RepA_1_pKPC-CAV1321,
first
be
reported
Salmonella.
All
AMR
genomes
likely
present
on
plasmids,
their
phenotype
related
genotypic
genes.
These
findings
reveal
is
endemic
important
pig-producing
Brazil,
emphasizing
need
make
data
available
aid
reducing
its
occurrence.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
13(1)
Опубликована: Дек. 12, 2022
Abstract
Extended-spectrum
cephalosporins
(ESCs)
are
critically
important
antimicrobial
agents
for
human
and
veterinary
medicine.
ESC
resistance
(ESC-R)
genes
have
spread
worldwide
through
plasmids
clonal
expansion,
yet
the
distribution
dynamics
of
ESC-R
in
different
ecological
compartments
poorly
understood.
Here
we
use
whole
genome
sequence
data
Enterobacterales
isolates
animal
origin
from
Europe
North
America
identify
contrasting
temporal
dynamics.
AmpC
β-lactamases
were
initially
more
dominant
humans
farm
animals,
only
later
emerging
Europe.
In
contrast,
specific
extended-spectrum
(ESBLs)
common
animals
emerged
America.
This
study
identifies
differences
relative
importance
expansion
across
genes.
Understanding
mechanisms
transmission
will
be
critical
design
interventions
to
reduce
resistance.
Microbiology Spectrum,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(4)
Опубликована: Июнь 26, 2023
In
recent
years,
blaCTX-M-55-positive
Escherichia
coli
has
been
widely
reported
in
multiple
locations
with
an
increasing
trend
prevalence,
yet
few
studies
have
comprehensively
analyzed
the
transmission
characteristics
and
epidemiological
patterns
of
E.
coli.
Here,
we
constructed
a
global
genomic
data
set
as
completely
possible
explored
epidemiology
potential
impact
on
scale
by
high-resolution
bioinformatics
methods.
The
results
show
that
spread
worldwide,
especially
Asia,
rich
sequence
typing
(ST)
diversity
high
proportion
auxiliary
genome
occupancy
indicating
degree
openness.
phylogenetic
tree
suggests
is
frequently
clonally
transmitted
between
three
human-animal
environments
often
cotransmitted
fosA,
mcr,
blaNDM,
tet(X).
stable
presence
InclI1
InclI2
different
hosts
from
sources
this
part
plasmid
drives
widespread
We
inductively
clustered
all
blaCTX-M-55
flanking
environmental
gene
structures
obtained
five
types.
Notably,
"ISEcp1-blaCTX-M-55-orf477-(Tn2)"
"IS26(IS15DI)-hp-hp-blaCTX-M-55-orf477-hp-blaTEM-IS26-hp-IS26-Tn2"
are
dominant
"humans"
"animals
related
foods,"
respectively.
Overall,
our
findings
highlight
importance
whole-genome
sequencing-based
surveillance
exploring
evolution
context
"One
Health,"
they
serve
reminder
to
strengthen
order
address
risk
future
large
outbreaks.
IMPORTANCE
CTX-M-55
was
first
discovered
Thailand
2004,
today,
enzyme
most
common
CTX-M
subtype
animal
origin
China.
Thus,
getting
growing
public
health
problem.
Although
prevalence
surveys
remain
insufficient
Health"
comprehensive
perspective.
database
2144
used
methods
resolve
suggest
rapid
long-term
continuous
should
be
emphasized.
Microbiology Spectrum,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(3)
Опубликована: Май 16, 2023
Identification
of
plasmids
in
bacterial
genomes
is
critical
for
many
factors,
including
horizontal
gene
transfer,
antibiotic
resistance
genes,
host-microbe
interactions,
cloning
vectors,
and
industrial
production.
There
are
several
silico
methods
to
predict
plasmid
sequences
assembled
genomes.
However,
existing
have
evident
shortcomings,
such
as
unbalance
sensitivity
specificity,
dependency
on
species-specific
models,
performance
reduction
shorter
than
10
kb,
which
has
limited
their
scope
applicability.
In
this
work,
we
proposed
Plasmer,
a
novel
predictor
based
machine-learning
shared
k-mers
genomic
features.
Unlike
k-mer
or
genomic-feature
methods,
Plasmer
employs
the
random
forest
algorithm
make
predictions
using
percent
with
chromosome
databases
combined
other
features,
alignment
E
value
replicon
distribution
scores
(RDS).
can
multiple
species
achieved
an
average
area
under
curve
(AUC)
0.996
accuracy
98.4%.
Compared
tests
both
sliding
simulated
de
novo
assemblies
consistently
shown
that
outperforming
stable
across
long
short
contigs
above
500
bp,
demonstrating
its
applicability
fragmented
assemblies.
also
excellent
balanced
specificity
(both
>0.95
bp)
highest
F1-score,
eliminated
bias
was
common
methods.
provides
taxonomy
classification
help
identify
origin
plasmids.
IMPORTANCE
study,
prediction
tool
named
Plasmer.
Technically,
unlike
features-based
first
combine
advantages
score
This
given
(i)
improvement
compared
best
F1-score
sequences,
contigs,
assemblies;
(ii)
bp
accuracy,
enabling
short-read
(iii)
between
commonly
existed
methods;
(iv)
no
training
models.
We
believe
more
reliable
alternative
genome
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
11(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 26, 2021
Abstract
Campylobacter
,
a
leading
cause
of
gastroenteritis
in
humans,
asymptomatically
colonises
the
intestinal
tract
wide
range
animals.Although
antimicrobial
treatment
is
restricted
to
severe
cases,
increase
resistance
(AMR)
concern.
Considering
significant
contribution
ruminants
as
reservoirs
resistant
Illumina
whole-genome
sequencing
was
used
characterise
mechanisms
AMR
jejuni
and
coli
recovered
from
beef
cattle,
dairy
sheep
northern
Spain.
Genome
analysis
showed
extensive
genetic
diversity
that
clearly
separated
both
species.
Resistance
genotypes
were
identified
by
screening
assembled
sequences
with
BLASTn
ABRicate,
additional
sequence
alignments
performed
search
for
frameshift
mutations
gene
modifications.
A
high
correlation
observed
between
phenotypic
given
presence
corresponding
known
genes.
Detailed
allowed
us
detect
recently
described
mosaic
tet
(O/M/O)
one
C.
describe
possible
new
alleles
bla
OXA-61
-like
genes,
decipher
context
aminoglycoside
well
plasmid/chromosomal
location
different
genes
their
implication
spread.
Updated
databases
detailed
matched
open
reading
frames
are
needed
avoid
errors
when
using
WGS-based
pipelines
detection
absence
data.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Сен. 6, 2023
Abstract
The
analysis
of
microbial
genomes
from
human
archaeological
samples
offers
a
historic
snapshot
ancient
pathogens
and
provides
insights
into
the
origins
modern
infectious
diseases.
Here,
we
analyze
metagenomic
datasets
38
identify
bacterial
genomic
sequences
related
to
modern-day
Clostridium
tetani
,
which
produces
tetanus
neurotoxin
(TeNT)
causes
disease
tetanus.
These
assemblies
had
varying
levels
completeness,
subset
them
displayed
hallmarks
DNA
damage.
Phylogenetic
analyses
revealed
known
C.
clades
as
well
potentially
new
lineages
closely
.
encode
13
TeNT
variants
with
unique
substitution
profiles,
including
subgroup
found
exclusively
in
South
America.
We
experimentally
tested
variant
selected
an
Chilean
mummy
sample
that
it
induced
muscle
paralysis
mice,
potency
comparable
TeNT.
Thus,
our
identifies
neurotoxigenic
samples,
novel
can
cause
mammals.
Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
36(3), С. 400 - 417
Опубликована: Март 8, 2024
Rapid
laboratory
tests
are
urgently
required
to
inform
antimicrobial
use
in
food
animals.
Our
objective
was
synthesize
knowledge
on
the
direct
application
of
long-read
metagenomic
sequencing
respiratory
samples
detect
bacterial
pathogens
and
resistance
genes
(ARGs)
compared
PCR,
loop-mediated
isothermal
amplification,
recombinase
polymerase
amplification.
scoping
review
protocol
followed
Joanna
Briggs
Institute
PRISMA
Scoping
Review
reporting
guidelines.
Included
studies
reported
these
methods
from
animals
or
humans
±ARGs
included
turnaround
time
(TAT)
analytical
sensitivity.
We
excluded
not
that
were
focused
exclusively
bioinformatics.
identified
5,636
unique
articles
5
databases.
Two-reviewer
screening
3,964,
788,
784
at
3
levels,
leaving
100
(19
animal
81
human),
which
only
7
studied
(only
1
animals).
Thirty-two
investigated
ARGs
one
Reported
TATs
ranged
minutes
2
d;
steps
did
always
include
sample
collection
results,
sensitivity
varied
by
study.
reveals
a
gap
research
for
detection
using
sequencing.
There
is
an
opportunity
harness
rapid
development
this
space
multiple
single
run.
Long-read
tools
show
potential
address
urgent
need
into
support
stewardship
production.
Ecology and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(5)
Опубликована: Май 1, 2024
Abstract
Studying
the
ecological
risk
of
antibiotic
resistance
genes
(ARGs)
to
wild
animals
from
human
disturbance
(HD)
is
an
important
aspect
“One
Health”.
The
highest
level
ARGs
reflected
in
pathogenic
antibiotic‐resistant
bacteria
(PARBs).
Metagenomics
was
used
analyze
characteristics
PARBs
river
sediments.
Then,
total
contribution
and
virulence
factors
(VFs)
were
assessed
determine
health
rivers.
Results
showed
that
HD
increased
diversity
relative
abundance
ARG
groups,
as
well
kinds
PARBs,
their
abundance,
gene
numbers
VFs.
risks
habitat
group
(CK
group),
agriculture
(WA
grazing
(WG
domestic
sewage
(WS
group)
0.067
×
10
−3
,
−1.55
87.93
153.53
respectively.
Grazing
PARBs.
However,
did
not
increase
rivers,
but
also
introduced
new
mechanisms
range
drug
resistance.
More
serious
transfer
rivers
under
grazing.
If
are
transferred
animals,
then
may
face
severe
challenges
acquiring
developing
antibiotics.
Further
analysis
phosphorus
(TP)
dissolved
organic
nitrogen
(DON)
related
ARGs.
Therefore,
controlling
emissions
TP
DON
could
reduce
Microbial Genomics,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
11(3)
Опубликована: Март 5, 2025
Staphylococcus
pseudintermedius
is
the
foremost
cause
of
opportunistic
canine
skin
and
mucosal
infections
worldwide.
Multidrug-resistant
(MDR)
methicillin-resistant
(MRSP)
lineages
have
disseminated
globally
in
last
decade
present
significant
treatment
challenges.
However,
little
known
regarding
factors
that
contribute
to
success
MDR
lineages.
In
this
study,
we
compared
genome
sequence
110
UK
isolates
S.
with
2166
genomes
populations
from
different
continents.
A
novel
core
multi-locus
typing
scheme
was
generated
allow
large-scale,
rapid
detailed
analysis
phylogenies
used
show
population
structure
broadly
segregated
into
an
a
non-MDR
population.
MRSP
are
predicted
encode
certain
resistance
genes
either
chromosomally
or
on
plasmids,
associated
their
MLST
type.
comparison
most
frequently
implicated
disease,
ST-45
ST-71,
phylogenetically
related
ST-496
lineage
has
comparatively
low
disease
rate,
revealed
ST-71
distinct
combinations
phage-defence
systems
concurrently
high
number
intact
prophages.
contrast,
wider
array
phage
defence
lack
complete
These
findings
indicate
structural
genomic
differences
prophage
integration
differential
antiviral
correlate
emergence
successful
genotypes.