The analysis of group в streptococcal clinical strains for the presence of the genes encoding for potential adherence factors and localized on the «pathogenicity islands»
A. N. Suvorov , А. М. Savicheva , А. V. Glushanova , К. А. Oganyan , К. В. Grabovskaya , О. V. Alaiceva , S. L. Zatsiorskaya , D. J. , О. N. Arjanova
Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases ›› 2005, Vol. 54 ›› Issue (2) : 50 -55.
The analysis of group в streptococcal clinical strains for the presence of the genes encoding for potential adherence factors and localized on the «pathogenicity islands»
The collection of group В streptococcal clinical strains has been analyzed for the presence of genes encoding for putative adherence and aggregation factors. The presence of the genes designated as sspB1 and sspB2 were tested by PCR and DNA hybridization. The genes under study located in GBS genome on “pathogenicity islands” were found to be heterogeneous and could be associated with urological or invasive diseases. No significant correlation between the GBS serotype and sspB genes pattern have been discovered.
group В streptococci / sspB1 and sspB2 genes / PCR / DNA hybridization
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