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Molecular characterization of hypervirulent phenotype-associated traits among K. pneumoniae in Egypt RSPM2.6 // GP // Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Tawfick // A.L Bishoy Maher (2018 - 2019) (Record no. 24971)

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Personal name Abdallah Osama Omar 150681
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Title Molecular characterization of hypervirulent phenotype-associated<br/>traits among K. pneumoniae in Egypt RSPM2.6 // GP // Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Tawfick // A.L Bishoy Maher (2018 - 2019)
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Giza :
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2019.
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Title PHARMACY DISTINGUISHED PROJECTS 2019
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General note Pharmacy - Microbiology and Immunology
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Summary, etc. Background and Aim: Klebsiella pneumoniae is a Gram-negative and an enteric opportunistic bacterial<br/>pathogen. It includes classical (cKP) strains which cause hospital-acquired (HA) infections, particularly<br/><br/>among immunocompromised patients, and hypervirulent (hvKP) strains that cause invasive community-<br/>acquired (CA) infections in immunocompetent individuals. The hvKP strains have been attributed to<br/><br/>expression of hypermucoviscous phenotype. Recently, hvKP infections are progressively reported globally<br/>not only for CA infections but also for HA infections with increasing morbidity and mortality rates. This<br/>project aimed to study the prevalence of hypermucoviscous phenotype among clinical isolates of K.<br/>pneumoniae from hospitals in Egypt, and investigate the hypermucoviscosity related factors.<br/>Methods: The isolates were identified phenotypically by various biochemical tests and confirmed<br/>genotypically using a specific primer set. The hypermucoviscosity phenotype was detected by using string<br/>test. Eleven different genes that are potentially associated with the phenotypes of hypermucoviscosity and<br/>hypervirulence were investigated by PCR. The biogram antimicrobial susceptibility was evaluated for the<br/>isolates against thirteen antimicrobial agents using Kirby-Bauer disc diffusion method. The isolates were<br/>tested by ERIC-PCR for fingerprinting. Statistical analysis was conducted using Chi-square.<br/>Results: According to string test, hypermucoviscous isolates were 40% of collected isolates. Antimicrobial<br/><br/>susceptibility study showed that 26% of hypermucoviscous isolates were MDR while 36% of non-<br/>hypermucoviscous isolates were MDR. The PCR assay results for Capsular serotype K2 gene showed that<br/><br/>it is harbored by 68% of hypermucoviscous isolates while 7% only by non-hypermucoviscous isolates.<br/>Statistically there is no significant difference in all tested attributes between the cKP and hvKP isolates<br/>except for K2 gene.<br/>Conclusion: The antimicrobial resistance is not corresponded to the hypermucoviscosity phenotype.<br/>Resistance to carbapenems is a common feature among K. pneumoniae strains in Egypt. K2 gene is highly<br/>related to the hypermucoviscosity phenotype. This study show evidence that the hypermucoviscosity<br/>phenotype is not restricted only to the hypervirulent strains and consequently string test is a poor<br/>identification method for Hypervirulent variant especially in countries with low prevalence like Egypt.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Pneumoniae
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Personal name Mai Ahmed Hassan EL-Gawish 150139
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Personal name Mai Mostafa Mansour Emam 152203
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Personal name Yara Mohamed Safwat 150991
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    Dewey Decimal Classification     Centeral Library Centeral Library Soft Copy located on library Cataloge 28.07.2019   GP56PH2019-MICRO 82193 28.07.2019 28.07.2019 Distinguished Graduation Projects