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Species identification of 267 Mycobacterium clinical isolates in Sichuan province by multi-locus PCR

Wan Kang-lin

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Objective To understand the species of Mycobacteria isolated from TB patients in Sichuan.MethodsMulti-locus PCR was conducted to amplify 7 specific DNA fragments of 16S rRNA,Rv0577,IS1561,Rv1510,Rv1970,Rv3877/8 and Rv3120 in the genome of 267 Mycobacterium strains which had been identified by PNB/TCH previously.Their species were verified by PRA-rpoB.identification and hsp65 sequencing.Results The multi-locus PCR results showed that 262 strains belonged to Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex(MTBC),3 belonged to Mycobacterium africanum type Ⅰ and 2 were non-tuberculosis mycobacterium(NTM) strains,and by PRA-rpoB identification and hsp65 sequencing,2 NTM strains were Mycobacterium avium and Mycobacterium septicum respectively While PNB/TCH result showed that 266 strains belonged to MTBC,1 was NTM.The result of multi-locus PCR was consistent with that of rpoB-PRA identification and hsp65.sequencing Conclusion Multi-locus PCR is a rapid and effective method for the species identification of Mycobacterium and can be used in molecular epidemiology research and clinical diagnosis.

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Objective To understand the species of Mycobacteria isolated from TB patients in Sichuan.MethodsMulti-locus PCR was conducted to amplify 7 specific DNA fragments of 16S rRNA,Rv0577,IS1561,Rv1510,Rv1970,Rv3877/8 and Rv3120 in the genome of 267 Mycobacterium strains which had been identified by PNB/TCH previously.Their species were verified by PRA-rpoB.identification and hsp65 sequencing.Results The multi-locus PCR results showed that 262 strains belonged to Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex(MTBC),3 belonged to Mycobacterium africanum type Ⅰ and 2 were non-tuberculosis mycobacterium(NTM) strains,and by PRA-rpoB identification and hsp65 sequencing,2 NTM strains were Mycobacterium avium and Mycobacterium septicum respectively While PNB/TCH result showed that 266 strains belonged to MTBC,1 was NTM.The result of multi-locus PCR was consistent with that of rpoB-PRA identification and hsp65.sequencing Conclusion Multi-locus PCR is a rapid and effective method for the species identification of Mycobacterium and can be used in molecular epidemiology research and clinical diagnosis.

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Objective To understand the species of Mycobacteria isolated from TB patients in Sichuan.MethodsMulti-locus PCR was conducted to amplify 7 specific DNA fragments of 16S rRNA,Rv0577,IS1561,Rv1510,Rv1970,Rv3877/8 and Rv3120 in the genome of 267 Mycobacterium strains which had been identified by PNB/TCH previously.Their species were verified by PRA-rpoB.identification and hsp65 sequencing.Results The multi-locus PCR results showed that 262 strains belonged to Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex(MTBC),3 belonged to Mycobacterium africanum type Ⅰ and 2 were non-tuberculosis mycobacterium(NTM) strains,and by PRA-rpoB identification and hsp65 sequencing,2 NTM strains were Mycobacterium avium and Mycobacterium septicum respectively While PNB/TCH result showed that 266 strains belonged to MTBC,1 was NTM.The result of multi-locus PCR was consistent with that of rpoB-PRA identification and hsp65.sequencing Conclusion Multi-locus PCR is a rapid and effective method for the species identification of Mycobacterium and can be used in molecular epidemiology research and clinical diagnosis.

Key concepts: rpoB, Biology, Mycobacterium, Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex, Locus (genetics), Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Polymerase chain reaction, Microbiology

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